Sentence examples for tower of which from inspiring English sources

One building type that preservationists do not prize is the high-rise apartment tower, of which there is more than one example around the fringes of the neighborhood.

Its central structure, the tower of which is graced with a golden-handed clock, was built in 1260 and is considered the best preserved Gothic town hall in all of Germany.

Medieval remains include St. Nicholas Church (1324, rebuilt c. 1500), from the tower of which captured Wendish pirates ("Køge's Chickens") were hanged in the 14th century; the town hall (1570); and many old timbered houses (the oldest dates from 1527), one of which is the city museum.

They are a stunning fruit visually, growing from pale to deeply saturated orange as they ripen, finally arriving at a near-neon glow, the only fruit I know that a 50-story tower of which would be quite at home in the Las Vegas skyline.

It was built on the location of the first southern defensive tower, of which no traces have been found.

In Central Hong Kong this bank has it's own tower, of which three floors are dedicated to the Private Banking unit, but that's only half true.

Originally it had 16 towers (of which 3 remain) and 4 gates.

Leitner Poma designed the mechanism, the towers of which were flown in to the resort by helicopter about two months ago.

"Our new objective is to complete the six central towers, of which five have already been started," said Rigol.

Within this, symbolic landmarks like the Drum and Bell towers (of which only the Drum Tower survives), multi-tiered and symmetrically positioned, loomed over a predominantly flat landscape.

On Wren's death (1723), Hawksmoor became surveyor general (chief architect) of Westminster Abbey, the west towers of which were built (1734 45) to his design.