Sentence examples for construct a tower from inspiring English sources
At this part of "Geo-Zooom," children construct a tower of blocks, push a button and see the ground beneath their building shake, rattle and roll.
There will be a big setup for a battle, say – Ishiguro relishes the technical details of swordplay, or of how to construct a tower so that it will become a deadly trap for those seeking to storm it – and then the scene will happen offstage, as it were.
Eventually, the studio intends to shut off 36th Street and erect a gate to create a studio lot — a compound with indoor and outdoor sets — and to construct a tower that would combine a hotel and office space directly behind the new soundstage.
ranch didn't have the best cellphone reception in early 2007, so Cindy what was that word John called her? Begins with a C… asked Verizon Wireless to construct a tower nearby.
In one of our procedures, participants were instructed to build a paper aeroplane which flew as far as possible, and in the other, they were instructed to construct a tower of spaghetti which was as tall as possible.
These concessions enabled the developers to construct a tower more than twice the height which would otherwise be allowable on the site.
Constructing a tower these days is "a last resort".
As for the possibility of constructing a tower in New Jersey, Mr. Baker said one location mentioned was the railroad yards in Bayonne.
In one painting, "The Flutist," Dr. Friedman said, the musician can be seen as a stand-in for Charles Darwin, who is constructing a tower -- the theory of evolution -- from stones containing fossils of ancient trilobites, fish, ferns, spiral ammonites.
They are charged with luminosity and value, and they have indeed constructed a tower from their high priestess' building blocks.
On another visit, a companion ordered them and after one bite, I wished I had ordered them for myself, so that I could construct a tasty tower cemented with sour cream and applesauce, then eat the thing, wedge by wedge, before it cooled.
