Sentence examples for call tower from inspiring English sources

Complete your post landing checks, then call tower if they have not called you already.

The addition will contain 14 large units being called "tower residences," many with terraces, said Susan M. de França, the president and chief executive of Douglas Elliman Development Marketing.

We explore a newly proposed system architecture, called tower of knowledge (ToK), in the context of labelling components of building scenes.

Smaller defensible structures called tower houses emerged in the north of England to protect against the Scottish threat.

Elvis and the Beatles sold their music in the mostly vinyl 45 & LP era where customers schlepped through city streets and malls to stores called Tower, Rose and Goody.

At the same time as these keeps were being built by the extremely wealthy, much smaller, keep-like structures called tower houses or peel towers were built across Ireland, Scotland and northern England, often by relatively poorer local lords and landowners.

The U.S. experimented with cage masts and later tripod masts, though after Pearl Harbor some of the most severely damaged ships such as and were rebuilt to a similar appearance to their contemporaries (called tower masts).

Every call has three parts: who you're calling (tower), who you are (aircraft type and side number) and what you want (to taxi from a particular place).

If you are calling tower approaching the field or talking to ground control with a request to taxi, you will need the current ATIS information if available.

"They put me in a place called Towers jail first and it was just raw survival.

Industry clearly inspires the music, with the second record being called Towers and being used as the iconography.