Sentence examples for looking at the skyline from inspiring English sources

"It's pretty basic," Mr. Claus, 60, suggested, looking at the skyline, a white wine in his hand.

She avoids looking at the skyline outside her window, though her reaction is not as bad since buildings have begun to fill in the space where the World Trade Center used to be.

Then without transition he was looking at the skyline of lower Manhattan, the buildings growing larger and more detailed as the taxi approached, though he was not aware of moving.

Look at the skyline, friend.

I cannot bear to look at the skyline anymore.

"When we left Manhattan that night, I couldn't look at the skyline," said Mr. Meara.

When you stand at the arena and look at the skyline, it looks like a city again".

Stepping onto a New York sidewalk for the first time, he looked at the skyline and, as he often recalled, said, "This is home".

"City views have looked at the skyline from the beginning of the settlement of New York," said Deborah D. Waters, acting deputy director and chief curator of the Museum of the City of New York.

I'm sure he's right about Budweiser's innocence in the spread of the urban legend, but when the Clydesdales looked at the skyline, they seemed to see even ground zero as a candidate for product placement.

April Langer, a financial consultant who was waiting at the ferry landing last week, ended a cellphone call and remarked: "I was just talking to someone in our Delaware office and saying I'm upset with myself that I look at the skyline and I can't remember what it was like with the towers here".