Sentence examples for tower steps from inspiring English sources

Robert, who's in his 20s, said Billy scampered up the 176 tower steps at twice the speed he did.

This is partly because, like some elongated ziggurat, the tower steps down in bulk as it reaches ever higher above Fifth Avenue, but also because there was, and is, a safe limit for lifts determined by the strength of the steel cables that raise and lower them.

My child sang, "I've Been Working on the Railroad," as she built a block tower steps away from the images that melted into a collection of similar images stored away in my consciousness.

Climb up the tower steps and carefully walk over the bent fence on the right.

People on floors as high as the 88th at the north tower, stepping over rubble, made the full trip to safety.

Get yourself in a good position and you become completely overwhelmed by the temple with its towers, steps and beautiful stonework.

The towering stepped pyramids of Meereen are refurbished with Jenga pieces and a paper crane.

A year ago, though, signs warned hikers away, many of the tower's steps were broken, and those who defied the signs found the little enclosure on top locked.

The 252-foot granite tower with steps and ramps, completed in 1910, commemorates the first landfall of the Pilgrims and the signing of the Mayflower Compact in Provincetown Harbor on Nov. 11, 1620.

Down two stories from the Eiffel Tower, three hundred steps to the top of the dome at the Sacré-Cœur, down miles of corridors at the Louvre, across acres in Versailles, through the Jardin des Tuileries, and across more bridges than I can count over the Seine River.

The second tower with stepped gables but without a gate was the Lejontornet ("Lion's Tower"), the foundations of which were rediscovered during an archaeological excavation in 1984 and are now part of the interior of a restaurant on Yxsmedsgränd.