Sentence examples for presented a landmark from inspiring English sources

Last summer the Lincoln Center Festival presented a landmark production of Bernd Alois Zimmermann's daunting "Soldaten" at the Park Avenue Armory.

IN the summer of 1966, when I was a Long Island teenager studying the piano, Leonard Bernstein and the New York Philharmonic presented a landmark Stravinsky festival at Lincoln Center.

That began to change in 1962, when Dr. Milner presented a landmark study in which she and H. M. demonstrated that a part of his memory was fully intact.

When street celebrations resumed for Victory in Europe (VE) Day in March 1946, Winston ("Spree") Simon presented a landmark performance of several popular melodies on his "ping pong"—a single, tuned steel pan.

Last month, the government presented a landmark plan calling for the free use of the Kurdish language in the media and in political campaigns, restoring Kurdish names to towns that had been given Turkish ones, and a new committee to fight discrimination.

Later Tuesday in a separate proceeding, the country's chief prosecutor went before the Constitutional Court to present a landmark case seeking to disband the governing Justice and Development Party, or AKP.

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When Undersecretary of State George Ball tried to present a landmark memo to Johnson opposing further escalation, McNamara fought back.

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"Well, after the third part, Ileana's only comment was, 'You make it very difficult, don't you?' " For his first show at Sonnabend, in 1972, Acconci presented "Seedbed," a landmark performance in which he lay hidden beneath a ramp, masturbating for hours while visitors listened in on his rambling sexual fantasies.

• Where "Half-Life" focuses on a shadow landmark, a pivot point in history, "Chernobyl Zone (I)" presents a populist landmark in progress.