Sentence examples for distinctive tower from inspiring English sources

Plans to demolish distinctive tower blocks as part of the Commonwealth Games opening ceremony have been scrapped.

Bulova are replacing Hublot, who erected a distinctive Tower in the Old Trafford car park which, for obvious reasons, has now been taken down.

THE distinctive tower of the Carlyle Hotel at 76th Street and Madison Avenue has anchored the Upper East Side since 1930.

[The 57-page designation report, as a PDF file.] Others, including the co-op board at 75 Livingston Street, which is arguably the most distinctive tower in the district, believe the commission has gone too far.

A distinctive tower, which had been draped in huge protest banners in a video recorded last month, seems to confirm that the new clip was filmed in Aasi Square.

The co-op board at 75 Livingston Street, arguably the most distinctive tower in the district, objected to the prospect of added scrutiny and review by the city, saying it had already invested more than $6 million and taken great care of the property, formerly the Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce Building.

Over a hill the red tiled roofs of Viscri appear in a valley beneath the distinctive towers and ramparts of a fortified church, a common feature in a land exposed for centuries to the slings and arrows of outrageous neighbours.

Although inspired by the Dutch Renaissance style, the distinctive towers and garrets on the roof reflect the taste of Christian IV.

Shops appeared closed even near the town's central square, with its distinctive clock tower.

Durrell wrote the novel Prospero's Cell in the house's distinctive octagonal tower.

The architects gave the building a distinctive central tower on Broadway, surmounted by four crouching male figures supporting a giant bronze globe.