Sentence examples for tower to tower from inspiring English sources

This game involves a bulb-headed guy who jumps from tower to tower.

The golden bowerbird (Prionodura newtoniana) makes a rooflike bridge from tower to tower.

In Phrase she talks about stretching ropes from tower to tower.

He carried his field camera across the catwalk from tower to tower, adding aerial shots from a seaplane and helicopter.

On Sunday, I watched her merrily swing from tower to tower, wearing one of her improvised hats.

Cellular data networks aren't made for seamless handoffs from cell tower to tower as you drive, for example — there's not much need for it if you're just doing e-mail and Web — so dropped calls are more likely.

The "clacks", the tower-to-tower semaphore system that has sprung up in later novels, is a mechanical optical telegraph (used in Napoleon's Era successfully) before wired electric telegraph chains, with all the change and turmoil that such an advancement implies.

From the Tribune Tower to the Wrigley Tower to Trump Tower - from Deco to Gothic to Modern to Spanish Renaissance.

It was in the first tower to fall (the south tower), not the second.

scrapped plans to add a 38-story tower to the Silver Towers complex after I. M. Pei himself made his opposition known.

"I have stretched ropes from bell tower to bell tower; garlands from window to window; gold chains from star to star and I dance," wrote Rimbaud.