Sentence examples for towers existed from inspiring English sources

YOUR OWN CELL TOWER If cellphone towers existed everywhere, the in-home experience would be much better.

The Twin Towers existed for me, as for many people, I suspect, only as landmarks against the sky, as familiar as the North Star, and as remote.

Not only does such editing assume that we're too weak to deal with seeing a twin-towerless image, but it also denies reality: the reality that the towers existed and the reality of what happened.

Cell phones are the only reason cell towers exist.

Owners of tall buildings with a similar floor design — he could not estimate how many such towers exist in the United States — should immediately consider whether to install reinforcements, he said, and perhaps codes should be changed to address the weakness.

The gleaming, onyx NEMA towers exist side-by-side with homelessness because San Francisco created the Mid-Market program to lure companies like Twitter and the single-room-occupancy hotels and non-profits that house and feed the city's poorest residents have been politically protected in the Tenderloin for decades.

Although taller drop towers exist on the continent such as Lex Luthor: Drop of Doom at Six Flags Magic Mountain and Zumanjaro: Drop of Doom at Six Flags Great Adventure, which reach drop heights of 400 feet and 415 feet respectively those attractions were added to existing structures.

Mobile phone towers exist throughout Malawi, and some service providers own mobile phones and use them for both short message service (SMS) text messages and voice calls.

As long as the 100-foot tower existed only on paper, the order of nuns was not entitled to any lease payments, and the nun who signed the agreement thought so little of it, she neglected to mention it to her superiors, Mr. Fitzgerald said.

Only the remains of this tower exist, dating back to the 15th and 16th centuries.

The "Ivory Tower" exists, but few university lecturers are trapped in this bubble at all times.