Sentences with phrase «as landmarks»

The experience of pregnancy is unique for every woman, which is overwhelming for every mother and serves as a landmark in life.

The pictures included photos and drawings of celebrities as well as landmarks and various familiar objects.

Points of interests are areas that serve as a landmark for your gestures.

It also shows some buildings rendered in 3D to serve as landmarks.

The former will help when attempting to scare of spirits but can also be used as landmarks when figuring out the area's maze.

I see 2017 as a landmark year for data where those companies that take the right steps will be best placed to reap the rewards, both in the next twelve months and beyond.

The field house was designated as a landmark in 2005.

They act as landmarks; they are the centers around which stories take place.

The Court of Appeal is currently considering its judgment in what some seek to portray as a landmark case.

I saw it, and continue to see it, as a landmark achievement in one of the greatest careers the art has ever known.

Others praised the bill as a landmark step that would set minimum state standards for a performance review system for the first time but give districts the flexibility to tailor it to local needs.

These monumental and defiant works, made during an astonishing period of productivity for the painter in 1965 - 66, are now viewed as a landmark moment in German art.

Sometimes we find that a portrait of a small historic house is just as stunning as a landmark sculpture.

This technique uses a drug that targets the reservoir cells and activates the virus which then allows the immune system to find these cell using the activated virus as a landmark.

To this day it's thought of as a landmark release in the history of video games, and went on to sell over six million copies.

With an iconic entrance, the pier is popular with residents and visitors as a landmark that is over 100 years old.

Their photographs present these structures as landmarks that could be preserved as architectural heritage.

That decision has been hailed nationally as a landmark public figure defamation case important to the independence of the judiciary.

Thus we reckon that the deal should be read as a landmark to such medical services for diagnostics investigations, clinical laboratories and cancer treatment services.

F1 2009 does not revolutionize the genre, but has sufficient attributes to reach the top positions and live as a landmark and reference through the most remarkable games of the sport.

It allows for the structure to serve as a landmark, visible from large distances helping guide people affected by catastrophe straight to the relief center.

In the US, Bloomberg found there's a pattern: a few pioneers will get out ahead of the issue, and then years or decades later a key event (such as a landmark court case or the maturation of a grassroots campaign) will take place that ushers in a cascade of new supporters, and finally a federal law on the issue.

Assisted by a large promotional campaign, Final Fantasy VII received widespread commercial and critical success, and remains widely regarded as a landmark title and one of the greatest games of all time.

Peeping Tom Vilified on its release in England, neglected in the U.S., Michael Powell's «nice, tender» film is now recognized as a landmark of self - reflexive cinema.

The Supreme Court's 1958 decision in Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka stands as a landmark decision in the history of the United States.

In what is seen as a landmark judgment, it was the first law firm to have successfully defended the first UK class action involving Norovirus onboard a cruise liner in 2015.

Now recognized as a landmark event in the history of modernism in general and abstraction in particular, the exhibition included 130 works by 46 members of the group, diverse in nationality, style and medium.

It won't remembered as a landmark year in the genre in all likelihood, but there still were plenty of notable releases capable of delivering a ton of fun to those who can't help but pull the virtual triggers.

Soaring 77 levels above the beachfront, Peppers Soul reaches new heights not just as a landmark of the Surfers Paradise skyline, but also as a truly world - class conference destination for up to 100 delegates.

The «Fearless Girl» statue, which just earned an extended stay at its location on Wall Street, is now featured as a landmark on Google Maps.

Mouille Point Map - Mouille Point detail and street level map showing the suburb of Mouille Point, some attractions including the oldest operational lighthouse in South Africa is often used as a landmark by locals when giving directions around this part of Cape Town as well the trendy eateries located on Beach Road and the Promenade.

A Supercomputer Wins Jeopardy!: When IBM's game - playing computer trounced two trivia experts, its victory was hailed as a landmark for intelligent machines.

Traveler: Explore and progress through various areas including snow plains, jungles, and deserts as well as landmarks like Mt. Song and the Yellow River.

In its fifth year Reboot Develop 2018 game developers and games industry conference fortifies its position as the landmark worldwide games industry event.

fortifies its position as the landmark worldwide games industry event.

Pauley's ruling on Tuesday follows what was celebrated as a landmark decision by privacy advocates in April, when Maryland's second highest court ruled that police need a probable cause warrant to track cell phones using StingRays.

The identification of V404 Cygni will probably be remembered as a landmark event, opening the floodgates to the discovery of more black holes in the months ahead.

The Timberlawn study, as well as landmark studies by Judith Wallerstein and others, found that divorce not only hurts both parents and children, but that children suffer long term consequences including emotional difficulties, poor school or job performance, and difficulty in achieving intimacy in their own relationships as adults.

As his landmark birthday approaches, he finally realizes the empty futility of the accumulation of knowledge.

Separating the 5 % polythene lining of paper cups, ubiquitous on high streets worldwide, from the 95 % of reusable high quality fibre content has been lauded as a landmark development for the paper industry.

Recognised around the world as a landmark book on birth order.

Appropriately named - there are 38 lakes within the city limits — the city's residents often use these natural features as landmarks instead of their street addresses.

«I genuinely believe that we will look back on today as a landmark for equality in Britain,» deputy prime minister Nick Clegg said.

Actuarial math aside, failure to classify the Empire State Building as a landmark was a bit of a giveaway.

When was the last time you appreciated a tree as a landmark in driving directions, looked at the clouds to gauge the weather, or peered at the heavens to find your way north?

Nowadays, they are used as a landmark point, but in the olden days; they were used to store food, which is what would attract small rodents.

The prominent location of the ballroom establishes a strong first impression, with an architectural design resembling Arabic lanterns, illuminated in the evening to reinforce the hotel as a landmark in the Al Mouj community.