Sentence examples for time tower from inspiring English sources

Talk story about John Oveian who for 30 years ate all his meals, with a few unavoidable exceptions at the soda fountain of the Walgreen's drugstore at 44th St. & B'way., & who, since that store was closed down on Jan . 1 has eaten then all at the other Times Square Walgreen's in the Time Tower.

The New Yorker, March 23 , 1957P. 26 Talk story about John Oveian who for 30 years ate all his meals, with a few unavoidable exceptions at the soda fountain of the Walgreen's drugstore at 44th St. & B'way., & who, since that store was closed down on Jan . 1 has eaten then all at the other Times Square Walgreen's in the Time Tower.

By G. Smith and John Brooks The New Yorker, March 23 , 1957P. 26 Talk story about John Oveian who for 30 years ate all his meals, with a few unavoidable exceptions at the soda fountain of the Walgreen's drugstore at 44th St .& B'way., & who, since that store was closed down on Jan . 1 has eaten then all at the other Times Square Walgreen's in the Time Tower.

Once upon a time Tower Records seemed like the last word in consumer gratification.

Night had fallen by the time Tower finally returned to his parents, who, in the midst of what seems to have been a decades-long trans-Atlantic cocktail party, hadn't even noticed his absence.

Seven huge screens show Southern California scenes and quirky videos, the centrepiece being a 22.5m "time tower" whose striking images constantly change.

BUILDINGS OF INTEREST 1 Times Square (former Times Tower): between 42nd and 43rd Streets.

It was the first time Towers had personally teased Martinez about the pitch, though Martinez hears about it so often that he groaned, "Not again!" But Towers, in truth, is such a good sport that he watched the Super Bowl last month at the home of Scott Brosius, the M.V.P. of the 1998 World Series.

During the heyday of the Han dynasty, the Confucian tradition, as it was interpreted at that time, towered over all other schools of thought.

It is on a large panel about a third of the way up the north facade of the building called One Times Square, the former Times Tower at 43 St. & B'way.

In the 1970s, Mr. Parker owned the former Times Tower at the heart of Times Square.