The pre-show presentation really does begin, as those at the old Hayden Planetarium in New York once did, with the local skyline lining the dome at twilight.
TONY TRISCHKA AND SKYLINE, Bottom Line, 15 West Fourth Street, Greenwich Village, (212) 212-7880.
In 1984, Mr. Chamberlain's "American Tableau," a monumental automotive-steel piece evoking a skyline or a line of pedestrians, was created for temporary display in the plaza.
The Skyline, a new zip line, shoots harnessed passengers from the top of the ski jump tower, hitting speeds up to 75 miles per hour on the trip to the ground (49 Canadian dollars for a series of three rides).
Westheimer held a stake in a Seoul factory now used by a dozen other guitarmakers and had it build a new Lakland line, the Skyline series, whose guitars retail for $950 to $1,800, at the high end of the cheaper market.
Looking from Brooklyn to Manhattan at night, you could see the line in the skyline: dark downtown, shimmering uptown.
As they breasted the skyline behind the British first line, they were effectively the only troops moving on the battlefield and clearly visible to the German defenders.
There were new businesses, parks, auditoriums, expressways and transit lines, a new skyline of hotels and office towers, a new convention center and a 28-story pentagonal World Trade Center designed by I. M. Pei.
Two-thirds of the way down the course, Coutts and Barker were eye to eye as they cruised toward the finish line with the Auckland skyline in the background.
And that assembly line becomes a beautiful skyline.
Their skeletons, topped with stationary cranes, lined the emirate's skyline.
