Significats de major landmark en anglès

But advocates of climate action are gearing up to celebrate a major landmark.

But the data from the LHC this year and next will be a major landmark on the way.

The attack at the Erawan Shrine, a major landmark in the heart of Bangkok, injured more than 120 people.

His acclaimed 1986 recording of the work was a major landmark in his years with the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra.

I guess you could liken it to the way that tourists react when they see a major landmark in a foreign city.

Winning the partial right to vote in 1918, and full equal women's suffrage in 1922, was a major landmark.

When the Treaty of Rome, the first major landmark of European integration, was signed in 1957, Europe was still recovering from the ruin of war.

Unfortunately another major landmark, the old Imperial Hotel, said to be the first tourist hotel in Australia, is currently closed but there are redevelopment plans.

Max Hypermarket India Ltd is controlled by retail and hospitality major Landmark Group.

Major landmarks and buildings can now be seen in 3D.

Then I went back to Bay Ridge in daylight and noted the major landmarks.

Last year saw one of the major landmarks on the way to creating artificial intelligence.

These major landmarks are very difficult and expensive for football clubs, local authorities and communities to achieve.

In October, police said they had increased security at major landmarks, including airports, following reports of bomb plots.

He clapped his hands once more to obtain a crude composite of the major landmarks for use as reference points.

Crimes are regularly committed within spitting distance of major landmarks, as if to reassure the audience that it's really New York City.