Sentence examples for tower bearing from inspiring English sources

At the centre is the Zytglogge (2), the tower bearing an implausibly large clock.

The shiny blue water tower bearing the town's name announces itself from afar to the left, while McDonald's golden arches peer over the trees to the right.

Sound, though, was paramount in Poetry, Texas (Radio 4, Monday), in which Danish poet Pejk Malinovski visited this small town after finding a water tower bearing the word "Poetry" in an online search.

Faulques's foil is a Croatian soldier, Ivo Markovic, who shows up at the tower bearing a photograph of himself that Faulques took in 1991 just before the battle of Vukovar in the former Yugoslavia.

The other is a ramshackle installation by Eve Sussman consisting of a 20-foot-tall steel tower bearing four film projectors that collectively project grainy, semiabstract imagery shot while riding up and down in a glass elevator in the interior courtyard of a high-rise hotel.

The system consists of two towers bearing "robotic camera structures" with infrared and distance sensors.

Streets that were once bordered by colonial bungalows are now lined with glass-paneled towers bearing the logos of U.S. technology companies.

Those officials see downtown White Plains, with its sleek new apartment and hotel towers bearing names like Trump and Ritz-Carlton, as an example of Mr. Cappelli's real-estate wizardry.

In a few years, according to current development plans, the building in which Mao and 14 comrades plotted the eradication of capitalism will be part of a small gray-brick island surrounded by office towers bearing the names of some of the biggest multinational corporations.

In the distance I saw two towers bearing the letters G and M. The taxi driver pointed them out to me as if proudly showing me the ruins of a local monument, 'You see right there, that's General Motors!' On top of the steel and glass towers, the red and blue letters overlooked the down-at-heel city.

This hypothesis was strengthened by the timing of the outbreak at the start of summer with many towers bearing heavier cooling loads and running in excess of 100% capacity due to a hotter than usual summer in South Dakota.