Usa "landmark" in una frase

1. or landmark, I could pinpoint us once again on the map

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2. A landmark! Both of them

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3. brought with her from Cyrodiil were frustratingly incomplete in some holds; there would be space for a landmark, but no marker on the parchment

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4. The not insubstantial figure of Mr Rudolph Snickerty was as familiar a landmark as the spire of St Jasper's to those various persons within the orbits of the little house at the corner of Bimini Square

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5. It was a local landmark, a remnant of a once glorious industrial past

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6. It had been totally renovated years before by the State of Pennsylvania as a historic landmark, but while doing so, they had also completely brought it into the 21st Century of wireless technology

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7. landmark Canary Wharf Tower

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8. Maryland, one of the Court"s landmark decisions

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9. I have also heard of them being a landmark of the gods when they travel far above the lands

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10. What: The end of wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, avoiding war in Iran, the Arab Spring, preventing another Great Depression, and the very imperfect but still landmark healthcare program

11. Still, the treaty between the US and Iran is as big a landmark as when Nixon recognized China

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12. Though the treaty is a landmark and benefits Israel more than anyone, the Israeli right wing and its US supporters complain, believe it or not, that the treaty prevents the war they want

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13. Even after the Roman destruction in AD 70 of the primary landmark of their faith, Jewish leaders felt the urgent need periodically to appeal to Roman authority for help in resisting the growing number of proselytizers of this “false faith

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14. 6 square kilometres adjoining the temple complex has been under Cambodia's territorial sovereignty since the International Court of Justice's landmark adjudication in 1962

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15. Navigating the featureless land, I relied on the occasional landmark to ensure we were still going in the right direction

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16. The church was something of a local landmark, its spire visible from miles around, and I found out from the leaflet that I picked up out of habit that it was the highest point in what was once the county of Middlesex

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17. human’s favourite landmark as it is, of course, alien to this world, so it would be a random visit

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18. It is now privately owned, and is located near the Texas Historical Landmark site of the Santa Fe Railroad Locomotive 5000, “Madam Queen

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19. The building, now preserved for future generations, remains a beloved Amarillo landmark with its distinctive Santa Fe sign still burning brightly and visible for miles

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20. landmark at the corner of East Tenth

21. The activist minority of the Justices, straining to set the Court on a new and more aggressive course, sensed a landmark case in the making

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22. Designated as Historic National Patrimony in 1977 and dislodged six years later, it now serves as a landmark for the visiting ships and a museum for tourists

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23. They spotted unharmed islets of green and luxurious bushes, sandy sea arms, attractive suburban ports with their pleasant beaches, numerous boats of all types and sizes, the city’s distinct silhouette with its magnificent tower and world-famed historic structures such as the stunning landmark Opera House and the Bridge

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24. Distinctive landmark of Sydney and called The

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25. Nowadays, Gastown constitutes a pleasant mixture of the old and the new, with cobbled streets, Victorian architecture, restaurants and boutiques, and a landmark clock, unique in its kind, that functions with vapor, which it emits into the air and greets the people with music every fifteen minutes

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26. An interesting landmark of the city is its aqueduct, distinguished by its massive arches, many of which stand as high as 30 feet

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27. 14 you shall not remove your neighbour's landmark, which they of old time have set in your inheritance, which you shall inherit in the land that the Lord your God gives you to possess it

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28. As Dumbell reported, If Evans has unspoken reservations having sold to Park, there are none where the former owners of the Statesville Record and Landmark, purchased in 1979, four years before the interview took place

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29. Huskins, the former majority owner of the Statesville Record & Landmark, decided to sell his paper to Park in 1979 partly for that reason

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30. landmark, to identify the place where they spent their vacation, in

31. These were the words of President Obama after the landmark decision of the Supreme Court to broaden marriage rights

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32. There’s the route to attaining a landmark that moves, truly goes away, then arrives

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33. Right smack in the very centre of sailors’ haven, this conspicuous landmark of music, drink, sex and laughter beat all lesser competitors such as the Moulin Rouge, the Atlantik Bar, One-Eyed Jack and the Englische Garten, so named for its starchy waiters and potted palms

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34. She thinks it would be a good landmark for her to reach

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35. Ash is now the landmark case in England and Wales, and all authors and

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36. It was near a landmark pub called the Halfway House

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37. They were coming up on the Whitehead Bridge, a half-mile long national landmark famed for it spectacular views over the city port and as a suicide ‘hot-spot’

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38. I knew of ‘The House in the Clouds’, it was a amazing local landmark that Pier’s Uncle Gregory owned down the coast in Thorpeness

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39. This was an important landmark

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40. The Ida Tarbell House is a National Historic Landmark

41. La Follette House, a National Historic Landmark

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42. It is not only the top school on the continent, but also the oldest establishment on the planet, and a landmark of the continent

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43. Shooters was a Foggy Harbor landmark, sitting just off the town square, located conveniently between a bail bondsman and the law firm of Tatters and Barnes

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44. � The submarine, operating at periscope depth in view of an easily identifiable landmark on the coast, would give them an accurate initial point to start their final run on Kiel

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45. said, referring to the landmark, revolving, upscale restaurant on the

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46. Usually, the streets are known by the area, and in that area, is a landmark of some sort, whether

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47. a landmark in Carson City, especially in the eyes of those who’d helped

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48. As he approached the intersection of King’s Highway and 501 in downtown Myrtle Beach at the Pavilion, the local amusement park that was a virtual landmark, he mentally overcame thoughts that had given him a sense of peace during the drive, and he realized that he could not remember the last leg of his journey

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49. At first light the low level of cloud reflected slate grey from the ocean, as sea and sky became visually inseparable with the vague image of Mayor Island thirty kilometres to the east the only landmark

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50. This was a landmark day for him for he had just finalised the deal of his lifetime; a deal which would make him as a rich man much richer, for this was a savage transaction of huge proportions of which he was immensely proud

51. Double fisting on Lamachuns, a poor man’s ground beef pizza which cost nothing and tasted sumblime, we ambled around the square by the hotel and on to Edirne’s most famous landmark, a wrestling ring, the contests held there attracting perverts from all over the Balkans

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52. They’re actually living in a freaking landmark windmill in world-famous Golden Gate Park! How kewl is that? Mega-kewl! I’d trade my studio apartment for this in a heartbeat

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53. somewhere with a landmark, so they could find their way back to it later on

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54. She tried to grasp in the dark for some sort of landmark

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55. A rally per se doesn’t define an election campaign but Modi’s Patna rally, with all the controversy swirling around it, was a landmark event

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56. During my time with Landmark Education (www

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57. landmark in the featureless sea of white sand

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58. The cylindrical spaceport was a famous landmark of Albiore City

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59. arrived at the Landmark and Stan, still a little

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60. the BBC that the document should be seen as a landmark

61. stand up and make as a landmark, Hertford Castle’s hardy flint walls bowed proudly in the

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62. And when at last he remonstrated with her for this persistence, she explained she had never yet consciously met a _divorcée_, let alone had to entertain one, and felt as if it were going to be rather a landmark in her life

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63. Its round tower, rising out of a green sea of wood, was a landmark with which I had soon grown familiar

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64. The underground took him across the harbour and from the station beneath the Landmark Centre in Central he walked to the adjacent Prince’s Building

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65. What use would a dying landmark be if it did not stand in the air?

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66. “We are aware of that” said Taksin “and the nearest township is miles away and heavily policed, so here would be a perfect place to hide” He tapped his finger on a landmark within the area and continued

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67. There seemed not to be any landmark of note

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68. they moved quickly towards the familiar landmark

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69. That lighthouse is some historical landmark or some crap

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70. The site is a significant landmark as it is the

71. Sand is constantly moving and among the wandering dunes only a tall structure would remain a permanent landmark

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72. Bound: To be connected by moral ties: or, confined or restrained: or, a limit; a landmark: or, to bind

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73. The invention of the car stands out as a landmark advance in tool-separation-segmentation-insulation

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74. Oh yes, and also because Windsor castle was the best known Royal landmark in England

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75. On our way down we visited the Mena House Hotel, a landmark in Egypt"s recent history with the nice clean toilets we needed

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76. In his landmark course for network marketers Magnetic Sponsoring, Mike Dillard makes a compelling case for “becoming the hunted rather than the hunter

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77. ‘Yeah,’ I said and remembered a landmark Devesh had told me

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78. He showed her nearly every single landmark the city had

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79. As you achieve a big landmark, take out your list and instantly compensate yourself with one of the products on the list

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80. So it is that one year after the USS Ronald Reagan is launched, the Reagans’ landmark fiftieth wedding anniversary comes and goes without fanfare

81. “We’re going back to The Best and the Brightest,” Butterfield said, referring to David Halberstam’s landmark book that excoriated the architects of the Vietnam War

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82. It was about fifty miles to the north, a snowy volcanic mountain rising to 10,457 feet—a landmark to me not only because of its size and majesty, but because it was the first of the peaks I’d pass in the Cascade Range, which I’d enter just north of Belden Town

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83. He imagines two observers in a field pacing out the distance between them, then leveling their eyes on a far-off landmark: a sailing ship or a smokestack

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84. They all devoted hundreds of hours to this landmark enterprise, an attempt to create one large document that, in plain language, explained the challenging history of treating brain diseases and the current state of treatment, research, facilities, caregivers, and patients, and offered for the first time a smart conceptual road map for change

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85. AT THE END OF MARCH, the New England Journal of Medicine published a landmark study we had been anticipating for some time; the unprovocative title, “Behavioral Health Insurance Parity for Federal Employees,” belied just how politically provocative it was

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86. We were appreciative of the mental health protections in the Affordable Care Act—and also understood how he had to juggle our needs with those of the powerful insurance companies whose support was needed to pass the landmark bill

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87. The house on Gramercy became a historic landmark

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88. He went from tree to tree, looking ahead for the next landmark, glancing down to check his footing

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89. It was an Assai palm which I took for my landmark

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90. Richard Schabacker was the first writer to codify this approach, in the late 1920s, and it was crystallized in his landmark 1932 Technical Analysis and Stock Market Profits

91. It’s been a famous Portland landmark ever since

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92. The landmark paper made a splash and eventually helped Sloan land a job as the managing director of equity research at banking giant Barclays Global

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93. Greg Morris recognized the need to enhance and broaden his landmark work, and has done the most comprehensive statistical analysis ever on candlesticks

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94. Over time the surrounding softer sedimentary rock eroded, leaving the monolithic landmark towering over the current landscape

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95. In 2011, the show was renewed for two more seasons and so will reach the historic landmark of achieving 25 seasons on air in 2013–14

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