Sentence examples for true tower from inspiring English sources

Dozens and dozens of musical groups, rock bands, choruses, folk singers, gypsy bands, jazz ensembles played almost non-stop in the largest indoor sports arena in the country - a true tower of song that the regime had desperately tried, and failed, to control".

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And all the while, T-Ho the Magnificent was a true tower of power, near post, far post, and everywhere in between.

At the moment, it looks a little less like a tower and more like a small pile, but donations of tuna and other foodstuffs are growing slowly and we hope to have a true tower before too long.

Although they are popularly called Martello towers the Guernsey towers preceded the much larger and stronger true Martello towers named after the 1794 battle of Mortella in Corsica.

One of the neighborhood's first true condominium towers, Garden View Terrace, opened a few blocks down Main Street from the central business area in 2004, and another called Victoria Towers is almost ready on Sanford Avenue.

Director Comey, was the president's statement that Obama had his wires tapped in Trump Tower a true statement?

Lucy Worsley has some true tales from the tower to spark your imagination.

The same is true of the NBBJ tower, which, along 2nd Avenue on the uphill side of the site, connects bluntly and awkwardly to the old museum.

That may well be; and it may also be true that the Two Towers of Isengard and Barad-dur (the Dark Tower) were inspired by a pair of particularly ugly Victorian water towers close to his boyhood home in Birmingham, but this meticulous scholar of Anglo-Saxon – and wild fantasist – nonetheless managed to zero in on the popular cultural consciousness of the 21st century with uncanny prescience.

"It is simply not true to say these towers haven't been planned," says director Colin Wilson.