Sentence examples for which is a landmark from inspiring English sources

Under the terms of the proposed deal, Related will pay $5 million for the property, which is a landmark.

But only one Springfield has Baltusrol, which is a landmark that has hosted more major tournaments than most any golf course in the country.

"Then he and I bought the building here, which is a landmark building, with his college fund, what I saved for him," Mrs. Juritsch said.

In fact, the authority was persuaded more than a decade ago — sometimes kicking, if not screaming — to preserve and restore Eero Saarinen's T.W.A. Flight Center, which is a landmark in every sense, including officially.

Sean Hennessey, director of the hotel consulting business of PricewaterhouseCoopers, who was not involved in the Algonquin sale, said that the heritage of the hotel -- which is a landmark without and within -- "plays well to the tourist trade".

It was a high-end hotel, but the owners wanted to add a fifth star to its rating by giving the 80-year-old building, which is a landmark, a makeover and by converting the upper floors into a co-op, with 42 luxury apartments and hotel service.

They rise imposingly on two so-called superblocks north of Houston Street and include three honeycombed towers designed by the I. M. Pei firm, two of which are a landmark known as Silver Towers, and the four buildings of Washington Square Village.

Both of them love sushi, and Keziah's developed a taste for spicy food, which is a big landmark; a year ago she'd have run a mile from a chilli.

The fate of St. Jerome's, which is a historic landmark, was a tricky issue for the cardinal.

It is also about a block and half from the former home of the poet Langston Hughes, 20 East 127th Street, which is a city landmark.

The biggest hurdle for previous owners was the expensive restoration of the power station, which is a listed landmark and must not be demolished.