Sentence examples for emerging skyline from inspiring English sources

At the mouth of the Khaled Lagoon, the Heritage Area is juxtaposed against an emerging skyline of modern architecture.

Currently, some of the tallest commercial and residential buildings are under construction and the emerging skyline is intended to reflect London's premier world city status, as a stable global capital that balances finance and culture within an integrated society.

Further west along the Thames at Nine Elms – London's new muscle beach for buildings, with its emerging skyline of steroidal towers – Wandsworth council has recently secured an extra £40m windfall for affordable housing through such a mechanism, as a result of rocketing sales values on the Embassy Gardens scheme.

Motorists have seen the old Downtown give way to the new--the once towering City Hall dwarfed by the emerging skyline of Bunker Hill.

It's a tradition, like the United States Open and the skyline emerging after the storm.

But in its place a powerful new metropolis was emerging, with a skyline unequaled at the time.

The city of Da Nang today, with four new bridges, broad streets and an emerging high-rise skyline, is almost unrecognizable to those who were here during the war years.

On our second day we drove for two hours down to Wadi Rum, the spectacular desert that T E Lawrence described as "vast, echoing and godlike", with its rocks like melted wax emerging on the skyline, their colours shifting in the light and alien shapes forming from the cavities.

Now that something akin to a skyline is emerging, financed by a multibillion-dollar reconstruction boom, elevator doors are finally starting to open and the familiar ding of travel between floors can be heard.

The Boston skyline emerges as the clouds lift.

A new international phenomenon emerged: the modern skyline, comprising buildings that aspired to float – effortlessly, impossibly – upwards, in a reverie of light and transparency.