Sentence examples for from tower to tower from inspiring English sources
This game involves a bulb-headed guy who jumps from tower to tower.
The golden bowerbird (Prionodura newtoniana) makes a rooflike bridge from tower to tower.
In Phrase she talks about stretching ropes from tower to tower.
He carried his field camera across the catwalk from tower to tower, adding aerial shots from a seaplane and helicopter.
On Sunday, I watched her merrily swing from tower to tower, wearing one of her improvised hats.
When you use a cellphone, your phone generally hands off from tower to tower as you move — or even, sometimes, when you stay in one place; until data connections can be made continuous and uninterrupted, video calls won't be satisfying.
Cellular data networks aren't made for seamless handoffs from cell tower to tower as you drive, for example — there's not much need for it if you're just doing e-mail and Web — so dropped calls are more likely.
From Tower to Billboard Kiosk Times Tower, though priceless as a promotional milestone, was rendered obsolete as a physical plant in less than a decade.
"I have stretched ropes from bell tower to bell tower; garlands from window to window; gold chains from star to star and I dance," wrote Rimbaud.
West Brom manager Tony Pulis, who has run two marathons, climbed Kilimanjaro and cycled from John O'Groats to Lands End, is to row from Tower Bridge to the Eiffel Tower for charity.
The cables from the tower to the electricity grid were assumed independent from the turbine.
