Sentence examples for tower studios from inspiring English sources

Jon Hare tells us how it happened, including the bit about motels in Nevada… How and when did Tower Studios come about?

The last big one occurred in 2007, when the hall awarded the son-in-law of Sanford I. Weill, the board chairman at the time, a multimillion-dollar contract to renovate Carnegie's tower studios into rehearsal rooms and educational spaces.

These legends of the 16bit home computer era are being converted by Tower Studios a new outfit set-up by the creators or the original games: Sensible Software's Jon Hare and Mike Montgomery and John Phillips of Bitmap Brothers.

HONG XU / SUSAN CHAN Since Carnegie Hall is getting increasingly tightfisted about managing its various spaces (ask the longtime residents of the hall's tower studios, who are being evicted), the generous selection of "rental gigs" in which aspiring performers, usually helped out by friends or by a far-off academic institution, get to have their own Carnegie Hall début may not go on forever.

" 'The party of the first part shall be known as the party of the first part.' " For more than a century, artists and performers and musicians have nested, unnoticed but in plain sight, directly above Carnegie Hall in tower studios built by the industrialist Andrew Carnegie.

Thirty-three of the 45 tenants of the tower studios above Carnegie Hall have won a reprieve from plans by the Carnegie Hall Corporation to evict them to make way for renovations to expand the hall's music education programs, which serve about 115,000 children, and improve its backstage space.

Francis made fun of him for staying in his "ivory tower studio" and hiding his own martinis "in a coffee cup so nobody knows what you're really drinking".

In 1929 Wright designed a tower of studios cantilevered from a concrete core, to be built in New York City; in various permutations it appeared as one of his best concepts.

The 22-storey tower and studio complex, overlooking the Thames, was purpose built for ITV company London Weekend Television in the early 1970s.

THE music hall was built by Andrew Carnegie in 1890, and the towers, including studios with double-height ceilings, were added a few years later.

Instead, the transmitter, towers and studios were located about five miles away, on one of the island's highest points.