Sentence examples for called the towers from inspiring English sources

There's a famous game called the Towers of Hanoi, because I want to teach you how to think about these recursively.

They called the towers "La Piedra Parada," or "Standing Rock," and it later became Chimney Rock because it resembled a stone chimney, according to the interpretive program's history.

The building, called the Towers at the City College of New York, is a beige-brick, ultramodern complex at West 130th Street and St. Nicholas Terrace.

In a scarily fascinating 2004 video, called "The Towers of Lebanon," in which Bin Laden claimed direct responsibility for 9/11 for the first time, he says that the Sept. 11 attacks were justified as an act of revenge.

Moody Towers, frequently just called "The Towers," is one of the tallest complexes on campus and the largest area of residence halls.

Mr Woodman, deputy editor of Building Design, called the tower "quite simply the worst tall building ever constructed in London".

Mayor Masiello called the tower project a "monumental economic development achievement".

At that point, he called the tower back and got permission to fly in.

Michael Vann, an architecture student at Pratt Institute, called the tower "a celebration of ingenuity, imagination, creativity, originality and vision".

We also liked a dish called the Towering Inferno: a stack of greaseless, thick-cut onion rings accompanied by a spicy barbecue-style dipping sauce.

(AP) NIAGARA FALLS: LOOKOUT TOWER REVAMPED The state will lop 60 feet from the top of the Prospect Point observation tower overlooking Niagara Falls because Gov. George E. Pataki called the tower "hideous".