Sentence examples for was landmark from inspiring English sources
noun
A recognizable natural or man-made feature used for navigation.
The deputy prime minister, Nick Clegg, said it was landmark legislation that would restore hard-won civil liberties and result in an "unprecedented rolling back of the state".
Mr. Tierney said in an interview that while the commission's primary concern was landmark worthiness, it also has "a responsibility to weigh all the information before us to make discretionary judgments based on the facts".
From a legal standpoint, his high profile case was landmark and controversial.
As The Hollywood Reporter noted, it was Landmark that "made the call" to cancel Thursday's premiere.
This was landmark legislation, which promised to lower electricity costs, expand the country's capacity for energy production, and enhance the efficiency of its transmission by supplanting the Rate of Return on Base (RORB) system with a Performance-Based Regulation (PBR) regime.
Though this was but one part of one document put forth by the Second Vatican Council, which changed the Catholic Church in innumerable ways, its impact was landmark to the point that most Millennials like me cannot remember a world without it.
The St . Pauls Avenue area was landmarked in 2004.
The building, at 42-10 Vernon Boulevard, was landmarked in 1982.
These were landmark achievements.
None of these are landmark decisions.
"It's going to be landmark television".
