Sentence examples for far from the tower from inspiring English sources

We worked up an appetite, and I pointed out a Chinese restaurant not far from the tower.

He said that he was in St. Moritz on business, living in a chalet not far from the tower, but that he had only recently noticed its tilt.

IN GALICIA, not far from the Tower of Hercules which guards the rocky Atlantic coast, sits one of the world's most successful logistics operations.

In 1979, he found his 1724 house in Spitalfields, not far from the Tower of London, and paid $42,000 for it.

What would be the difference in the electric and magnetic field environment in the near vicinity of the tower and far from the tower when compared to the corresponding values with lightning striking level ground?

Not far from the Tower of London, it opens at 7 a.m. for bacon butties, sausage rolls or any combination of egg, bacon, sausage and black pudding you fancy.

But there is something no less striking -- if inherently less dramatic -- in the glimpses of ordinary lives coming unraveled even among people far from the towers.

But he interviewed more than 150 people to create "Generation 9/11," and at one moment, when he takes on the character of a Seattle driver who flinches when a plane passes overhead, he helps to clarify how that day affected Americans far from the towers themselves.

One of Riad Sattouf's favorite places in Paris is the Musée du Quai Branly, a temple of ethnographic treasures from Africa, Asia, Oceania, and the Americas, not far from the Eiffel Tower.

She came from a very bourgeois, pious Catholic family, living in a seven-bedroom apartment in the plush 16th arrondissement of Paris, not far from the Eiffel Tower.

At this point, you may feel as though you had wandered far from the Dark Tower and arrived on the outskirts of Derrida.