Sentence examples for tower name from inspiring English sources

The majority of comments to The New York Times City Roomm blog favored jettisoning the Freedom Tower name, some calling it Orwellian or jingoistic.

London MP Kate Hoey calls for tower name change.

Conservative MP Tobias Ellwood's campaign for the Elizabeth Tower name has received cross-party support.

"New Yorkers don't need a tower named 'freedom.' New Yorkers need to know that we built it, that there's a place to go and work".

A conspicuous landmark is the 17th-century Zimmer Tower (named for a local astronomer and clockmaker) with its multifaced astrological clock.

The main road continues north past a series of sand dunes, ending at the hilltop California Lighthouse, a whitewashed 1910 signal tower named for a ship that sank before its construction.

The ancient seven-ton bell in the tower, named Tom or Great Tom, chimes 101 times daily at 9 05 p.m., to mark the curfew time of the original number of students (plus one).

Some residents at the first tower, named Blue, are threatening to sue the company for not delivering on amenities, while other owners at the 330-unit complex are trying to sell their condos for less than they paid.

The screenwriter Bob Gale admitted villain Biff Tannen – the bully who strikes it rich and builds a "huge" tower named after himself in Back to the Future 2 – was modelled on Trump.

The developer of the Nordstrom Tower, named for the department store at its base, bought air rights from the neighbouring Art Students League, paying the venerable school (which had no plans to enlarge its handsome, 1892 building) some $30m.

The plans include a 60-storey "Shanghai tower," named to reinforce Liverpool's links to that city (the two have been "twinned" since 1999).The Peel Group has already secured Chinese cash for a development in Birkenhead, across the Mersey: these days, says Lindsey Ashworth, the company's development director, China is a much more promising source of funds than Britain.