Sentence examples for noted landmark from inspiring English sources

And militants have finally achieved their goal of attacking Tripoli's most noted landmark, the Gazella, a bronze fountain depicting a naked nymph and a gazelle bequeathed to the city by Italian occupiers in the 1930s.

The most noted landmark of Montmartre was built only in 1919: the Sacred Heart Basilica Basiliquee du Sacré-Coeur), paid for by national subscription after the French defeat by the Prussians in 1870, during the Franco-German War.

In Bangladesh, she noted, a landmark government-backed agreement has combined measures to end under-age child labour in the garment industry with the creation of education programmes and direct assistance for the families of child workers.

But city officials noted other landmarks had been Superfund sites, including mines in Montana.

My eyes had been so glued to the road, I hadn't noted any landmarks on the trip up.

Now that the building has been restored and converted to 15 condominiums, Mr. Finkelman and his associates say they are pursuing having the building included in the historic district, noting that landmark status would only increase its value.

It is worth noting that landmark legislation in the United States, such as the Clean Air, Clean Water and Resource Conservation Acts of the 1970s, predated similar initiatives in Europe by a generation.

Always be aware of your surroundings, and note landmarks.

Mr. Todman noted that this landmark had the added distinction of being among the last of another breed.

This document has been noted as a landmark in the development of international space law; like most subsequent space-law agreements generated by the United Nations, it remains in effect today among participating countries.

Editors' Note: March 29 , 2003 Saturday An article on Wednesday about a ceremony declaring the site of the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire a New York City landmark noted that New York University, which now owns the building, had clashed with preservationists and neighborhood residents when it tore down other historic buildings.