Sentence examples for towers pop from inspiring English sources

I begin to remember the intricate geometries of Manhattan, the way wooden water towers pop up on the rooftops again and again like a child's recurring rhyme.

Tall spires and towers pop up from the gable roofline for a pronounced look.

But the floor-to-ceiling glass towers popping up in record numbers across New York City are starting to sound an awful lot alike.

Many of the artists and musicians who blazed the trail were pushed farther out — to Bushwick, for example — as warehouses became luxury lofts, steel-and-glass condominiums rose on every other block, and large amenity-filled towers popped up along the river's edge.

Swisher swung and hit a towering pop-up that shortstop Erick Aybar squeezed with both hands.

One odd occurrence was the towering pop-up that deflected off a catwalk, plopping down on the artificial turf Thursday, costing the insurgent Tampa Bay Rays a victory they very well may need before this division race is over.

In the seventh, Joe Beimel, a left-hander who has limited Bonds to one hit in 14 at-bats, induced him to hit a towering pop-up to left field.

Glenallen Hill's towering pop-up into the rain glanced off second baseman Carlos Febles's glove in the eighth inning and enabled Scott Brosius to scamper home from first and even the score, 2-2.

He hit some towering pop-ups that softly plopped on the green and rolled slowly down the slope, prompting a reporter to shout, "Hey, Phil, how much loft do you have on that thing?" Mickelson smiled, looked over and said, "More than you think".

Radio towers are popping up.

Now a SIM costs just $1.50, and new towers are popping up everywhere.