Sentence examples for some towers from inspiring English sources

Under certain circumstances, new buildings can now include apartments, and some towers can be built on smaller sites than originally envisioned.

Now, in a small revival of this practice, the developers of some towers have been trading in the penthouse spaces for amenities.

And, while Isis has targeted some towers, residents of the towns can still get access to the Kurdish networks – which allows sources to make contact with Kurdish officials.

He also said that a more streamlined design for the structures means a less intrusive appearance and prevents birds from nesting in their tops, which was a problem in some towers in California.

A few days later, when Abigail saw television footage of the towers burning and asked what happened, her mother said, "Airplanes crashed into some towers and there was an accident and people were hurt".

It is determined to claim the title of tallest building in the world so determined, in fact, that its final height is a secret and subject to elongation to keep ahead of would-be usurpers.But some towers (architects refer to them as tubes) use a web of steel struts to transfer the building's weight down to its foundations via a few large piers.

Here's a picture of Fred next to some tower that seems about to fall down.

Some tower boldly in open fields, beckoning viewers to cross hilly terrain speckled with wildflowers and cow pies (appropriate footwear is advised).

Calais has 15% unemployment, well above the national average of 11%, but in Beau-Marais some tower blocks have a rate nearer 40%.

But he has yet to set his eyes on the miniature court that is hidden beneath some towering magnolia trees on the White House grounds.

Some tower-builders did design in the round, but few developers could afford such expensive measures, although some did what they could to soften this civic insult by wrapping some vestige of decoration around the side wall, called a return.