Sentence examples for skyline change from inspiring English sources

QUESTION FROM MEGAN STILLMAN: How did your view of the Lower Manhattan skyline change after the towers fell?

IN more than three decades of overlooking Central Park from the fifth floor -- leaf level -- Moisha Blechman has watched the skyline change.

Berkeley site director Steve McNally said: "The removal of these boilers is a huge skyline change for the site and is a great achievement for team Berkeley and importantly our customer, the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority.

The city stretched below them, the whole skyline changed since he'd last visited, ten years ago.

But that skyline changed forever on Sept. 11, 2001, and so did Mr. McQuaid's big city plans.

The city's skyline changed in the 1960s with the construction of office towers around the Empire State Plaza and at the uptown campus of SUNY Albany, mainly under the direction of Governor Nelson Rockefeller.

For example, Zakim says that, like everyone else, he's excited when the Boston skyline changes with new developments like the new Four Seasons being built in the Back Bay.

He described it as "a cataloguing of various images that the World Trade Center could then turn itself into," allowing the New York skyline to change nightly.

But in the hazy distance of the Frankfurt skyline, significant change is evident in the outline of two towers and three cranes, the new headquarters of the European Central Bank — a visible reminder of the institution that has supplanted the Bundesbank, just as the euro replaced the German mark.

Flying high for children's rights Ulaanbaatar, 12 October 2014 – Ulaanbaatar's skyline will change when a UNICEF branded hot air balloon flies over the city, departing from Chingis Square this afternoon.

Some of them have skylines that change drastically every year.