Sentence examples similar to a tower of trunks from inspiring English sources

"We cannot make the Freedom Tower a tower of fear".

It's a tower of cardiac arrest.

At Fendi, "Transformations," by the Brussels-based Maarten de Ceulaer, proves that you can turn just about anything into furniture with his colorful leather cushion strips, which are nailed across a rudimentary picnic bench, a series of cut-wood blocks and a towering tree trunk that he'll fill as the week goes on, in an evocation of the company's signature Pequin pattern.

When the curtain rises on the second act, a whole wall of trunks and suitcases towers over Mr. Irwin's bed.

A sample of trunk blood was collected.

A tower.

Only two architectural monuments survive: the tower of Toghrïl (1139) and a partially ruined tower.

The tower of dour.

Describing a towering tree in the yard of her farm with few branches around its trunk, making it daunting to climb, Ms. Fischer, the descendant of Nueva Germania's pioneers, called it simply "ka'i kyhyjeha," an indigenous term roughly translating as "monkey's fear".

A towering tree sits to one side of the encampment, with a picture of Jesus nailed to the trunk.

For seven months she hid the computer tower in the trunk of her car, covered with blankets.