Sentence examples for taking the tower from inspiring English sources

London descended into anarchy, as mobs attacked Edward's remaining officials and associates, killing his former treasurer Walter Stapledon in St Paul's Cathedral, and taking the Tower and releasing the prisoners inside.

So the Dursts say they plan to take the tower away from the Maidmans.

It took the Tower of London less than a month to go from commemorating the war dead to playing host to companies who profit from war.

No hope looking to the Anglicans to do anything — they were a poor class of Irish Protestants, who would have taken the tower down and put up something that was a blemish on the town.

The case was dragging along through the courts, when the Fair Corp. stepped in and said if the jump wasn't put into operation right away they'd take the tower down.

No hope looking to the Anglicans to do anything they were a poor class of Irish Protestants, who would have taken the tower down and put up something that was a blemish on the town.

The Ministry of Works took the tower into its guardianship in 1953 to address the problems, and promptly undertook an extensive sequence of repairs that lasted until 1958.

To some, altering of images of the skyline to take the towers out is upsetting, a practice that can seem a kind of airbrushing of history.

I took the towering Robert Lewandowski of Bayern Munich on a merry dance through the opponent's defence not by tricking and jinking, but through sheer strength, balance and tenacity.

Emmerich says he's been called names, and screenwriter John Orloff says one critic even suggested he be taken "to the tower" – the Tower of London, that is.

Politico has this quote: "Twenty-five percent of my people believe the Pentagon and Rumsfeld were responsible for taking the twin towers down," said Rep. Collin Peterson, a Democrat who represents a conservative Republican district in Minnesota.