Sentence examples for towers name from inspiring English sources
But compared to truly great comedies like The Simpsons, Blackadder, Fawlty Towers (name your own favourite here), Ted was fairly humdrum stuff.
Returning to Posh Isolation, Copenhagen's most prolific purveyor of grim recordings, after releasing a tape under the Yen Towers name on the label back in 2014, Formann's back with an even more fully realized vision of his twilit techno endeavor on a 12" called Bidders Must Justify Their Price.
The simple but gracious four-story stucco Gables West is surrounded on three sides by silver towers named Spring, 360 and Monarch — and soon will be on a fourth.
Across from El Ejido public park – the site of a regular weekend art and handicraft fair hawking everything from fine leather products to traditional embroidered blankets – the 255-room hoteln Colon hotel is home to the city's newest meetings and convention venue The hotel consists of three towers named after Christopher Columbus' armada of ships: the Nina, the Pinta and the Santa Maria.
London MP Kate Hoey calls for tower name change.
Conservative MP Tobias Ellwood's campaign for the Elizabeth Tower name has received cross-party support.
"New Yorkers don't need a tower named 'freedom.' New Yorkers need to know that we built it, that there's a place to go and work".
A conspicuous landmark is the 17th-century Zimmer Tower (named for a local astronomer and clockmaker) with its multifaced astrological clock.
"If we could ring in one or two towering names beside your own," Twain wrote to Howells, "we wouldn't have to beg the lesser fry very hard".
The main road continues north past a series of sand dunes, ending at the hilltop California Lighthouse, a whitewashed 1910 signal tower named for a ship that sank before its construction.
The ancient seven-ton bell in the tower, named Tom or Great Tom, chimes 101 times daily at 9 05 p.m., to mark the curfew time of the original number of students (plus one).
