Sentence examples for most important monument from inspiring English sources

The Cerro Rico's history of misery and unimaginable riches is the stuff of national legend, and make it Bolivia's most important monument.

It is centuries old, and has a spire above its most important monument, St .Kilian's Church, rising a little over 200 feet.

At the end of the process, if a dramatic promise has been nibbled into something mundane or worse, the political leaders will have failed at what is perhaps the most important monument and urban development project in recent American history.

ISTANBUL — In 1921 an ecumenical service was held in six languages at St. John the Divine, New York City's Episcopal cathedral, to call for the return of Byzantium's most important monument to the Orthodox Church.

The Paderno iron arch bridge, erected in 1889 and still used as a combined road and rail bridge, is the most important monument of XIX century iron architecture in Italy.

In that period the stone portal of the Trogir Cathedral was made by Radovan, representing the most important monument of Romanesque sculpture in the Balkans.

One of the Industrial Revolution's least known, yet most important, monuments is to rise again.

"They set up the image of what it is to be a good boy or a good girl when you travel" by listing the most important monuments, churches and museums you should see.

Its 50m-tall Seljuk minaret, a masterpiece of elegance dating from 1095, was considered one of the most important monuments of medieval Syria.

The historical interpretation of these data will reveal a highly detailed plan of the layout, most important monuments and infrastructures of the town, and will disclose crucial aspects of a humanized landscape of Roman times.

This has a cognitive foundation in the fact that, after a visit, a tourist typically does not remember every single palace of a city, but remembers – beside the most important monuments and buildings – its general features and its architectonic styles.