Sentence examples for duplicate towers from inspiring English sources
There was the Empire State Building and, way off, the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island, as well as a spot where two duplicate towers once stood.
This is a duplicate tower.
On the day that Glover's home was raided, F.B.I. agents confiscated his computers, his duplicating towers, his hard drives, and his PlayStation.
"The towers duplicated make a lighter skyline that a solid tower would not provide," Diana Agrest wrote in "A Romance With the City: Irwin S. Chanin" (Cooper Union Press, 1982).
A view straight down from atop the Eiffel Tower duplicates almost exactly something Andre Kertesz once did.
It's all maniacally authentic -- even the rivets in the tower are said to duplicate the originals -- but sublimely irrelevant to the oblivious gamblers.
But when you take a wooden block tower apart and then put the pieces back together, piece for piece, duplicate, you don't have the very same tower that you started out with.
In this world it might be the Eiffel Tower and the Queen Mother; in the physical duplicate it might be a tea towel and the Grand Canyon.
