Sentence examples for through the landmark from inspiring English sources
Yet how could this same man, at the end of Volume 4, push through the landmark Civil Rights Act as president?
Those less enamoured say he was late to the issue and that he was unlikely to have been willing or able to ram through the landmark civil rights legislation eventually passed by Johnson.
About Senator Strom Thurmond's long defense of segregation, and his final defection from the Democrats in 1964, after they pushed through the landmark civil rights bill opening public accommodations to blacks.
More than a decade ago, when Bill Clinton occupied the White House, he pushed through the landmark North American Free Trade Agreement, which linked the fortunes of Mexico and the United States.
It is a whirling, sloshing ride on a white-water river that passes through the landmark of the new park, the 110-foot Grizzly Peak, a sierra-sized sculpture of a howling bear, a macho counterpoint to Cinderella's castle at Disneyland.
"He is not limping towards a century of caps with a sense of relief, but bursting through the landmark, relishing the Baa-Baas game, but then intent on focussing on the World Cup and the matches ahead".
Conservatives continue their Sherman's march through the landmarks of liberal government, burning and looting as they go.
The first half of Inferno does stage the much-anticipated race through the landmarks of Renaissance Florence - Palazzo Vecchio, Pitti Palace, Boboli Gardens, Duomo.
Away from the main competition, James Franco continues his journey through the landmarks of American literature, adapting William Faulkner's classic 1929 novel The Sound and the Fury for the screen.
Biologically effective dose (BED) is a concept which has been successfully applied to radionuclide therapy through the landmarking studies of Barone et al. [ 59] using Y-labelled DOTATOC and kidney toxicity.
It is to be cherished the more for Mr. Sondheim's recollections of the makings of musicals ranging from early hits like "West Side Story" and "Gypsy" through to the landmark productions of "Follies" and "Sweeney Todd".
