Sentence examples for should be a landmark from inspiring English sources

This week should be a landmark for Royal Bank of Scotland.

The City Council twice refused to accept that deal, saying the entire property should be a landmark.

"This place should be a landmark," he said while chatting with Gary Rookard, 53, who sells glass pipes on a table outside.

"I guess it is fair to say this suit is not unexpected because there is a small, vocal minority -- and I would emphasize small -- that continues, I guess, to feel that the building should be a landmark, and that is not in the museum's purview," she said.

"I refuse to let the city beat me down to what they think a homeless person's profile is, living on cardboard," said Waddell, 59. "This should be a landmark". Waddell's standoff with the city comes a year after elected leaders called for a state of emergency to be declared over homelessness, with the encampments that stirred political passions still standing in many neighborhoods.

He visited Atlanta and decided that The Clermont Lounge should be a national landmark.

The issue is whether that parallel world should be a national park landmark district.

Mr Nice should, then, be a landmark performance: the part of his life (he's on screen constantly, even playing Marks aged 14).

Despite the inevitability of relegation to League Two, it will be a landmark season should their administrators, PKF, convince the Royal Courts of Justice on April 10 or 11 to allow the Pompey Supporters' Trust to take control of the club, in a deal worth £2.65million.

Mr. Campbell thinks the building should be declared a landmark in recognition of its role in American popular culture.

In a bid to halt the building projects, the City Council overturned the designation four months later, arguing that the entire cathedral campus should be designated a landmark.