Sentence examples for Distant towers from inspiring English sources

It would be a sad day if they are driven out of business by corporate titans in distant towers of privilege.

As Henryk Banak loitered moodily next to his tractor, scowling off and on at the distant towers of a grain elevator, nothing seemed to soothe his ill temper.

The Fincos would watch the sunrise from their side porch, and could see the distant towers of the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge jutting above the tops of the tall phragmites that clogged the vast bog behind their home.

But as America's morning caught up with Finland's afternoon, Joona watched on television as the planes crashed into the distant towers, harmed himself in disturbed reaction, then phoned his sister for help.

We could observe the Cape's curvature, the small airport served by tiny Cape Air, the all-encompassing Atlantic, even the distant towers of Boston to the north.

From the top floor, Stanley spotted a distant tower and asked what it was.

The deluge, the distant tower, the setting sun – rarely has the end of the road been depicted with such sincerity.

The hit single Sour Times is jarring from the first tremulous note of its hammered dulcimer sample; when Gibbons chimes in to complain that "Nobody loves me … not like you do," her dismay is muted, as though her signal is being broadcast from a distant tower.

It's a clever way to put three characters on stage with only two actors: Speechless, Flora can remain invisible to the audience, along with the palatial old manse, the shimmering lake, the distant tower, and that ornery pair of ghosts, the late valet, Peter Quint, and the late governess, Miss Jessel.

He would now work out of his father's old office suite in the building, rather than at Hyundai Motor's distant towering headquarters.

This paper reports on field research conducted within the project VICTOR1 – Virtual Control Tower Research Studies – supported by the German air navigation service provider DFS-Deutsche Flugsicherung and concerned with the development of a distant tower facility for small or regional airports.