Sentence examples for come to tower from inspiring English sources

Did Freud come to tower in contemporary art, or did the ground around him sink?

She might have come to tower above the rest of us mortals as only — oh my heavens!

Mr. Newman helped start an endowment that would encourage speakers to come to Tower, their talks open to the university and sometimes the public at large.

They know each other from the villages, and they come to Tower Hamlets and they think they are back in the village.

Such novel niches, with their varying goals and expectations, are judged by different yardsticks, making it increasingly unlikely that a single Shaw-like figure could come to tower over the field again.

From a solitary storm-front, rumbling away by himself against the liberalism, activism and soft-heartedness of the court Earl Warren had established in the 1960s, he gradually came to tower over a conservative consensus not only in the court, but in the country.

The brilliant Scot turned the fortune he made in steel production into public libraries, among other lifelong charitable impulses, and in this briskly written, even-handed picture of his life, Nasaw traces how a poor young man from a small village of weavers came to tower over the rising industrial giant known as they United States of America in the late 1800s.

When it comes to towering over people, 6-2 Camilla Dencer from tiny West Hills West Valley Christian is certainly an intimidating force on the track.

But when it comes to towers, he said, "there's limited places where you can put them where they can be of use.

But Boris Spremo, the legendary photographer for the Toronto Star, had come to the tower to mark the day it reached 785ft – one foot taller than the previous tallest building in the city, Commerce Court – just over six months after construction started.

But I didn't come to Trump Tower for a quick pic.