Sentence examples for skyline clear from inspiring English sources

Since Mr Rama became Tirana's mayor in October last year, he has set about trying to improve tax collection, stamp out the illegal building projects that deface the city's skyline, clear illegal stalls from its few parks and persuade local shops to help mend the potholed pavements.

I saw the NY skyline, clear as day.

The dark clouds thinned to reveal a tawny sliver of moon, its color repeated in the tiny tip of the Empire State Building, just visible as the skyline cleared.

And because the skyline is clear now, catching the first red edge of evening and spreading it out from sharp piers to ships along the shore.

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Exactly how Tim Cook publicly called for sodomy Auto-installing Grindrr on every iPhone in the world? Scattering lube sachets out of the window while helicoptering high above the city skyline?) is not clear, but ZEFS's statement tagged a clear message of intent to the dismantling of the memorial.

Flying a small plane past the Manhattan skyline on a clear night is magical.

The Manhattan skyline sparkled under clear skies that evening, though the crew had dozens of umbrellas at the ready: a storm was predicted.

Basketball is far from the business of the academy, whose campus sits on Long Island Sound in the affluent, wooded village of Kings Point, the Manhattan skyline visible on clear days.

We have been advised that the policy is expressly to safeguard the clear skyline view of the landmark and there is no limit to the distance behind the dome of the cathedral where the wider setting consultation area ceases to apply.

But Lakeland fells could have been his model recently during hours of radiant sunshine with the skylines sharp and clear and a stiff breeze ruffling the surface of the lakes.