Sentence examples for domed tower from inspiring English sources

One year later, the sight of the Singer Building's iconic domed tower among the structures of Lower Manhattan was but a memory.

Turn off at Uraniastrasse, beneath the domed tower of the 105-year-old observatory (6) (urania-sternwarte.ch), then cut right along Schipfe, a riverside lane that conceals a number of artists' workshops.

Just through an arched underpass, the community's expansive entrance plaza, Station Square, unfolds with arcaded sidewalks, a domed tower and what could be some sort of Anglo-German manor house in subtly colored and intricately patterned brickwork.

Just before getting on the express back to the airport, climb the low hill a couple of blocks from the station and gaze on the tall greenish domed tower of Oslo's red-brick cathedral.

But Stuart never quite lived up to its promise, and the stucco arch — actually domed towers connected by a crossbeam — suffered one indignity after another.

In the Persian sphere, a tradition of relatively small mausoleums evolved, often in the shape of short hexagonal or octagonal domed towers, usually containing a single chamber, like the Malek Tomb.

The world's tallest building when it opened in 1913, the Woolworth Building was called the "Cathedral of Commerce," its copper-domed tower soaring 792 feet into the skyline.

There they were, monkey gods and winged gods, sleeping gods and praying gods, posed around the ornate onion-domed towers of the Sri Ranganatha Temple, awaiting consecration.

A decade ago, the Statue of Liberty-Ellis Island Foundation finished restoring the structure from its limestone base to its hundred-foot copper-domed towers, transforming a neglected monument into the Ellis Island Museum of Immigration.

Around the corner on Chestnut is the sumptuous Corn Exchange National Bank with its unique domed clock tower.

It will even have a rooftop private dining space with outdoor seating, a domed, gazebolike tower, and a close-up view of the Empire State Building.