Sentence examples for an impressive tower from inspiring English sources

It is a sprawling city with many beautiful beach neighborhoods, patches of open space and wilderness, and a small downtown with an impressive tower.

A 2006 guide to the churches of Anglesey describes it as "a good example of a tastefully restored church", and a "spacious, high sided building with an impressive tower".

The Roman empire, then, was briefly run from York (there's a very impressive tower forward of the city walls, now in the gardens of the Yorkshire Museum, which is thought to date from this period).

A 2006 guide to the churches of Anglesey says that the "impressive" tower and steeple" form "a landmark visible for many miles".

It was rebuilt completely in 1544 as the impressive tower that remains a conspicuous seamark today.

Near 205th St. there was an impressive Victorian tower of red brick, which from an overpass the writer saw was part of the Police Department's Fifty-second Precinct building, surely the gem of Webster Avenue.

The village bears witness to this rich past: winemakers' houses line the stone streets, and the 13th-century church of Saint-Hilaire has an impressive bell tower with a multicoloured tiled roof.

From the balcony of the iHub you can see an impressive new tower block that has sprung up to house the IBM Innovation Centre, the firm's first research lab in Africa.

Its main entrance is through an impressive stone tower.

Whichever we take, it is hard to know when we have really arrived, as Marnhull is a scattered village or collection of linked hamlets, the fine and ancient church with its impressive tower being set on a high point at one corner.

Yup, it's as touristy as it gets, but countless visitors have made the five-mile pilgrimage from Cork City to this impressive tower to kiss the legendary Blarney Stone (by some thoroughly unreliable accounts, a fragment of Jerusalem's Wailing Wall) in hopes of acquiring the gift of gab.