Sentence examples for pick tower from inspiring English sources
And I think one of the best picks I ever made was to pick 'Tower of Song', with that wonderful verse – 'I was born like this, I had no choice.
And the landscape is a remarkable weave to pick through: towering cathedrals stand cheek-by-jowl with Roman ruins; tiny streets thread their way in and out of skyscrapers; Georgian squares stand over plague pits and a warren of tunnels burrow underneath it all.
It would be too easy to pick the Sky Tower, the building that gives this city its distinct skyline; and while it is a significant structure and a central focus for downtown Auckland, it's not the best.
The superconducting filters extend the distance at which a tower can pick up a cell phone signal and increase the number of calls that can be handled simultaneously.
My sharp-talking shotgunner steps up and outfoxes a none-too-bright grunt, and the tech takes advantage of his confusion to fix the radio tower and pick up a weird transmission or two.
It is here I found my true love for food, for going to the historic Terminal Tower to pick up my Grandma at Higbees and heading back east to cook split pea soup with smoked ham hocks and ribs.
To limit problems, the carriers are adding radios to the cell towers to pick up more signals and adding landlines to carry those signals from the towers to network centers.
Naturally, real estate companies will spend their insurance proceeds on fixing up their buildings in Manhattan; office towers cannot pick up and move to Jersey City.
In the background was a sound like a car alarm; it was the crashed plane's Emergency Locator Transmitter, broadcasting a signal picked up in the tower.
If you suppose that a cell tower has picked up a signal from ten miles away, you're looking at a circle with a radius of ten miles, which has an area of three hundred and fourteen square miles.
On a crisp Sunday afternoon a few weeks ago, a steady stream of patrons milled about a space with red brick walls, waiting to pick up orders of towering burgers before nabbing wooden stools at the restaurant's perimeter.
