Sentence examples for cheap tower from inspiring English sources

Like much of British post-war planning, regeneration of Bristol city centre was characterised by large, cheap tower blocks, brutalist architecture and expansion of roads.

And she could have delved a bit into Tunisia, where the corrupt former president, Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali, enriched himself and his cronies by turning the coastline into an eyesore of cheap hotel towers catering to package tourists.

For example, the recent increase in the use of monopole towers may well be reversed and the cheaper lattice tower gain renewed application (Adhikari et al. 2014a).

SoHo's glitzy boutiques and showrooms are a few blocks to the west; the cheap, pretentious glass towers that embody the latest wave of gentrification are rising to the east and north.

Insider's tip Sitong bar in the Olympic Tower is cheap, with a Fillipino band playing Metallica and Madonna covers.

Stealthing is not necessarily cheaper than building a tower.

There is a charm in bouncing around the Grapefruit League, staying in cheap hotels, spotting the towering Waffle House signs and pulling in for breakfast before the game.

The tower configuration is cheap and will always be with us.

As land values rose around them, the villagers remained in their increasingly populated districts, where they built cheap, and often instantly decrepit, towers that were so close together they were dubbed "handshake buildings": you could literally reach out your window and shake hands with your neighbor across the street.

Cell towers are relatively cheap and can deliver a large stream of information in remote places.

I stayed there for a few more nights until I found another place and saw that same guy go through the skip I hired and pick out stuff I was throwing away like virus-ridden PCs and cheap, plastic, filth encrusted CD towers.