Sentence examples for the landmark work from inspiring English sources

Glenn literally wrote the book on women's golf, the landmark work "The Illustrated History of Women's Golf," published in 1991.

Marx signed and dated the book on 18 September 1867, just four days after publication of the landmark work in leftwing ideology.

Created in 1979, the landmark work solidified an enduring collaboration with Robert Rauschenberg, and the program is dedicated to the artist, who died last spring.

"The Seoul office will monitor and document human rights issues in North Korea," Hussein said in a statement to mark the opening, "building on the landmark work of the commission of inquiry and special rapporteur.

The landmark work comes from researchers in the US who made synthetic arteries that grow when they are implanted in the body, unlike the standard tissue grafts which are now used to correct faulty blood vessels.

In a book regarded as the landmark work about antidepressants, Kramer (1993) reported behavioral and personality changes in patients treated with fluoxetine.

He begins by considering Erich Auerbach's monumental study of western literature, Mimesis, published in 1953 and hailed as one of the landmark works in 20th-century criticism.

Yet he undoubtedly had an eye for innovative art: it was at his insistence that in 1924 Doucet bought one of the landmark works of 20th-century art, Picasso's "Desmoiselles d'Avignon," now a jewel in the collection of the Museum of Modern Art in New York.

This theory of nonuniform hyperbolicity goes back to the landmark works of Oseledets [13].

Nearly half a century ago, Rachel Carson debuted the first serial installment of what would eventually become one of the landmark works of the 20th century, Silent Spring.

The album's monolithic bass drones are as gut-wrenching as any of the landmark works that placed Lustmord at the forefront of so-called "dark ambient" music.