Sentence examples for into a tower that from inspiring English sources

Now Mukesh is moving into a tower that makes Sea Wind seem like a guest house.

For many of the original investors, some of whom bought more than one share, the Empire State Building embodies romance, a treasured investment and an echo of an era when New York's rising middle class nervously put all their meager savings into a tower that touched the sky.

Random international control the water, shaping it into a tower that people can run under to get soaked or steer well clear of if they want to remain dry.

Singer gets the primal uncanniness of fire and ice, of entombment and plummeting — there's an amazing sequence of a rappelling down the side of a tower that distills into a few seconds of thrills what's missing from the two hours of "The Walk".

Lehman Brothers, whose headquarters in the American Express building saw heavy damage, has brought together most of its 40-odd temporary locations into a midtown tower that was just being finished for Morgan Stanley.

And now, Condé Nast, which was granted $10.8 million in rent and tax breaks to move into a Times Square tower that was already heavily subsidized, is said to be having discussions with government officials about relocating downtown, into the tower planned as 1 World Trade Center.

Located at National Park Center Lusen, near the town of Neuschönau, the walk should be avoided by the vertiginous: elevated 25 feet or more above the forest floor, the path finishes by slowly spiraling up into a huge tower that tops out at 144 feet, surrounding three giant fir trees in a huge, partly enclosed sphere.

It was capped by a gilded tower that blended into the sky behind it to produce an illusion of even greater height.

Ballpark Village plans include a residential tower that would look into Busch Stadium, and the Cardinals and Cordish officials are keeping a close watch on downtown's residential market.

I was lucky enough to be invited up into the huge tower that overlooks the battleground.

When an Israeli billionaire bought New York's storied Plaza Hotel for $675 million, he envisioned turning the plucky grande dame with the globally recognized name into mainly a luxury condo tower that would cater to the world's wealthiest buyers and offer stores to satisfy their every desire.