Sentence examples for a huge skyscraper from inspiring English sources
Right after 9/11 it looked as if the idea of a huge skyscraper might be considered obsolete.
Mr. Moi was particularly scornful of her leading the charge against a government plan to build a huge skyscraper in one of central Nairobi's only parks.
The strange old House of the Chinese Master is a burnt ruin; the new landmark is a huge skyscraper called the Myrmidon Tower, "a virtuoso display of unashamed, unrestricted, technically unexampled vulgarity".
It is also sweet revenge, given that Grand Central was almost lost in the nineteen-seventies, when the struggling Penn Central railroad commissioned Marcel Breuer to turn its financially draining terminal into a paying real-estate proposition by putting a huge skyscraper on the roof.
I arrived at marching band practice at dawn (I told you I was a nerd!) and found my fellow clarinetists with their eyes glued to the television where a huge skyscraper burned and fell to the ground.
The roar that greeted Gayle as he sauntered to the crease, and that followed each of his four sixes – along with a couple of fireworks that were let off the top of the huge skyscraper of a scoreboard – left no doubt as to who was the main attraction.
It was a big provocation to hang a watch from a huge, grim skyscraper.
A few weeks ago most people were saying that the Hall & its attendant studios were doo ed to give way to a huge new skyscraper.
The Agbar tower, a huge new skyscraper that has recently broken the Barcelona skyline, is just one of the many striking buildings going up across Spain in this burst of architectural fecundity.
In 1960, when the Chase Manhattan Bank built a huge glass skyscraper in lower Manhattan, its name and logo were all over the building, and, just to make sure no one missed the point, it was given the official address of One Chase Manhattan Plaza.
I remember that controversy about the huge skyscraper proposed for Columbus Circle, the one that you vowed to oppose because it blocked so much sunlight.
