Sentence examples for towers lying from inspiring English sources

One area, which is widely approved, would have a pair of monumental earthworks the length and width of the twin towers lying on their sides and pointed toward ground zero.

The village of Archita is lost in a Carpathian valley near the 17th-century town of Sighisoara, whose medieval walls and nine towers lie at the heart of Dracula country.

In the village center, five long tents stood in a field beside a concrete water tower lying on its side.

"It's the size of the Eiffel Tower lying down," Varza said.

Just south of the tower lies the proposed site of Atlantic Yards.

Behind the mute facade of a largely windowless neo-Gothic tower lies an ingenious system of steel vaults traveling on rails.

Formerly the capital, the mountain-ringed city of Nizwa remains the key settlement of the interior; a fort with a colossal defence tower lies at its heart.

The Budapest campus, a complex of several buildings, from a late Baroque city palace to a postmodern tower, lies on the Pest side of the city.

The French are thinking about turning the traffic circle around the Arc de Triomphe into a giant clock and having the Eiffel Tower lay a huge egg at midnight.

An antenna tower lies on its side crushing a lonely burned-out patrol car.

This right here is the "real East," even though the Fernseh Tower lies far off in the distance, currently shrouded in clouds.