Sentence examples for low spire from inspiring English sources

The shell is typically straight-sided, with a tapering body whorl, low spire, and narrow aperture (the opening into the shell's first whorl).

Pomacea paludosa is recognized by its size (40 70 mm height), low spire, absence of a channel at the suture, and distinctive egg masses [ 8].

A small stone spire completes the composition.

Since FMN2 homologs from other vertebrate organisms interact with Spire-family actin nucleators, we knocked down human Spire family members Spire-1 and Spire2 and determined their effect on DNA damage-induced filament assembly.

Overseeing it all was the CN Tower, Toronto's most recognisable building, whose illuminated red spire disappeared into low cloud.

Lit up by night in coats of many electric colours celebrating high days and holidays, its spire sometimes vanishing into low cloud, at others crackling with lightning, this commanding and supremely elegant skyscraper is, beyond doubt, one of the world's most revered buildings.

Spire has developed a low-cost, accurate respiration sensor, and the infrastructure to turn data into health recommendations.

From the oddball postmodernism of the mostly conceptual Chicago Spire to the artfully low-slung eves of Frank Lloyd Wright's Prairie Homes, Chicago's buildings do not allow you to pass by without telling their own stories.

Just north of Georgetown, gorgeous Long Beach spreads out its vast expanse of golden sand to a low ridge of sharp volcanic rock spires.

Situated on either side of the River Gião, its two halves linked by two low, old bridges, this town of church spires (27 of them) has been able to maintain its identity as an old fishing port.

The town burns butter-gold in the evening light, as swallows dart between the cathedral spires and the sun sinks low over the town's terracotta rooftops.