Sentence examples for because of a tower from inspiring English sources

Apparently Verizon service is down in NY metro area because of a tower outage in Mineola.

I don't think I'm alone in this, but in my case it isn't because of a towering glut.

The term lantern soon came to refer to the open top story of a tower, because such a construction resembled a lamp container and because beacons were occasionally placed there.

Mr. Sottile also said it would be a shame if the deal the order has lined up fell apart now, all because of a cellphone tower that might never get built.

He's a small, explosive, richly humorous man who momentarily makes me think of a Disney dwarf – but perhaps that is just because he is standing in front of a towering unfinished statue of Snow White.

Here in Glen Rock the citizens are planning to storm the town Bastille and drag the members of the council into the streets to give them the Marie Antoinette treatment -- "Let them eat headsets!" -- because there is a consideration of erecting a tower for "better wireless reception".

It described the loose equipment as "a major health risk" because of the tower's height and location.

After he arrived, air traffic control instructed Ford to call the tower because of a "possible pilot deviation". Ford later called the tower and spoke to an air traffic control staff member, explaining why he had become distracted.

"And now because of Star Tower, many more Korean people know about Long Island City".

Because of the tower's high-tech soundproofing, the roof deck is the only place the family can hear the roar of jets taking off and landing at the airport nearby.

Tuesday afternoon, French police and soldiers told people to back away from the Eiffel Tower because of a bomb scare that turned out to be a false alarm.