Word: landmarking
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...Detroit there opened the trial of eleven accused Negroes and at the table reserved for defense counsel appeared that baggy figure in grey, with his hands in his pockets, that has become such a landmark in the public eye. Clarence Darrow, in his eternal grey suit, with his hands thrust in his pockets, was sporting a bright blue shirt, white collar, black...
...Post has become such a landmark with the public, that uninformed persons mention with awe the possible price of a page advertisement and sometimes mention fabulous sums. For the past five years recorded above, the cost of a full-page advertisement in black and white has been $7,000; in two colors, $8,500. Under the new rates, effective beginning with the issue of Feb. 6, 1926, each of these rates is increased $500, to $7,500 and $9,000. The prices for other kinds of advertisement will be: back cover, $15,000; centre spread (two pages...
...wherever he may be in the flesh, it has become henceforth difficult to discuss religion without using Fosdick as a landmark, definition, implication. Why is this? What happened between the youthful suburban pastorate and the pinnacle of middle-aged fame...
...obtained Mabel with a clever mirage of Marriage, that sole, safe landmark on the foggy horizon of an English waitress...
...world that has greater reason for thankfulness than Canada. Speaking as one who, for some little time past, has been trying to give some public service to his native land in this centre of the Empire, I venture the opinion that we have been fortunate in establishing a notable landmark this year by opening up in Trafalgar Square a Canada Building in London where all the various activities of Canadian concern are at last usefully and conveniently assembled under one roof...