Sentence examples for towers back from inspiring English sources

We're put off and frightened by all the announcements of commissions and building the towers back up.

"This one looks like they built our towers back up but they put them up crooked," he said to an old man in a blue beret.

Joseph Seymour, who was appointed executive director of the Port Authority in December to succeed Neil Levin, who was killed on September 11th, told me that the Port Authority understands that it makes no sense to put the towers back, despite the terms of the lease.

Financial reports showed that among those donors in 1978 were William Ford, vice chairman of the Ford Motor Company; Donald M. Kendall, the chairman of Pepsico; A. W. Clausen, chairman of Bank of America; Peter O'Malley, owner of the Los Angeles Dodgers; and even Mrs. Douglas MacArthur from her suite in the Waldorf Towers back in New York.

But Brand isn't the only winner in this debacle, DVD rental website LoveFilm.com said yesterday that demand for the Fawlty Towers back catalogue has gone up by more than 26% since the scandal broke, proving that even if Andrew Sachs hasn't come out of all this smiling, he might at least have a few more pennies in his pension pot.

The agreement was formalised two months later and included a provision to lease Saltwell Towers back to Wailes for the remainder of his life.

The British Basketball League had a famously good Sky TV deal in the 1990s, a "narrative" with teams like the Birmingham Bullets and London Towers, backed by wealthy owners who saw potential.

Without the midblock property, Tishman could not set its new tower back from the avenue.

At that point, he called the tower back and got permission to fly in.

The set, designed by Rebecca Ringst, leaves the Goodman stage bare save for a towering back wall suggesting a cage that the characters clamber up and down, seeking escape from the brutal social order of the town.

"Convergence may be more complicated than people think," the author concludes mildly.Ivory tower"Back to school"By Kate PlourdHaving reached the top of their professions, some executives struggle to shift gears in the early stages of retirement.