landmark造句

The futuristic skyline is the city's top film landmark.

In the harbor sits Denmark s best-known landmark: the Little Mermaid.

Lightning flashes over Ayers Rock, a landmark red sandstone monolith that draws tourists to Australia's center.

The Hudson Building was once the largest retail store in the world, and was also a landmark of Detroit.

In 1979, the wagon traversed a chair-filled room on its own, a landmark achievement for self-navigating vehicles.

Toothpick artist Steven Backman has carved this miniature replica of San Francisco's landmark, the Golden Gate Bridge.

people who like sushi and that landmark also tend to like the movie showing at a theatre down the street.

The glass-and-steel tower will be built next door to the Gherkin landmark -- a pickled cuke-like structure built in 2004.

Xu Guihua, vice-president of China Tobacco Control Association, made the landmark announcement on Monday at a seminar in Guangzhou, capital of Guangdong Province.

The award-winning Moses Bridge - so named as it invokes the biblical image of Moses parting the Red Sea - is now a landmark feature of Fort de Roovere.

Milestones 2007 is the third in a series of meetings marking the anniversary of the landmark World report on violence and health released by WHO in 2002.

You may recognize the name of a landmark of London England in the name of this game which translates simply as ball-mallet.

In a landmark decision, the European Court of Human Rights ruled on February 28th that a government may not deport an individual to a state where he may be at risk of torture or other ill-treatment.

The research, part of the landmark women's Health Initiative study, is likely to surprise women and their doctors, who for years have heard frightening news about the risks of hormone therapy.

The landmark deal received the approval of the U.S. Congress recently, paving the way for the two countries to finalize the agreement, and open up civil nuclear trade between them.