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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a tower on a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the location or position of a tower in relation to something else, such as a building, landscape, or structure.
Example: "There is a tower on a hill that offers a stunning view of the valley below."
Alternatives: "a tower atop a" or "a tower situated on a".
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In 2003, Polonsky won the bidding to build a tower on a particular parcel of Moscow City.
By 1972, the lighthouse was in such disrepair that the light was moved to a tower on a nearby island.
A few summers ago in Maine, I built a tower on a high hill overlooking the sea.
The carriers sued in state court claiming that the zoning board had effectively barred them from putting a tower on a site found to be uniquely suited to a demonstrated need for service.
"If they want to shoot, tell them to put it on the tower," he said, pointing to a tower on a causeway leading to what appeared to be a palace boathouse.
Earlier that day, Kepco workers had begun building a tower on a rice paddy owned by Mr. Lee and his brothers while security guards pushed the protesting brothers off the site, confiscated against their will and at prices much lower than they had sought.
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On Mardi Gras, the day after the banquet in the meadow, knights dressed as Greeks and Trojans fought over scantily clad damsels trapped by a giant and a dwarf in a tower on an enchanted island.
He saw a tower on one side and a church on the other.
The deal lays out a complex set of transactions that would allow the United Nations to build a tower on part of a playground in east Midtown in exchange for $73 million and a replacement park.
Fischer's cell phone records indicate her phone pinged a tower on Thursday, in a mountainous area along N.C.
Draw a tower on top.
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