Sentence examples for walking tower from inspiring English sources
The human body is to some extent like a walking tower that moves on pillars, represented by the legs.
"I was walking into Tower 1 when the first plane hit," Mr. Wajda said.
So we got in touch with John Kress, a pulmonary specialist at the University of Chicago School of Medicine, to find out whether Clinton's case of pneumonia is a sign that she's a walking Jenga tower, ready to topple over any minute, or just one of the 5 to 10 million people who come down with the condition every year.
The director Frank Tashlin once commented: "There's nothing more hysterical to me than big-breasted women – like walking leaning towers".
Legionella are fairly common bacteria, Dr. Lipsman said, and although the cooling tower is the likely source, it is not yet definite that all the victims became sick from walking past the tower.
Some public areas and the glass-enclosed lobby will be accessible by walking underneath the tower's base.
A man and his young son walking past the tower on their way to the library in 1997 came close to being crushed by a panel of the limestonelike façade, which fell 20 stories and shattered around them.
The evening went on and the demonstration became more powerful and outspoken and it ended with us walking to Trump Tower and shouting about our hope.
Walking west, the towers of the City loom above us: junk citadels, worthless palaces.
When you see pictures of Petit walking between the towers of Laon Cathedral in 1974, you understand why a journalist once accused him of having a death-wish.
On August 7 1974, he achieved his masterpiece: walking across the towers of the World Trade Centre in downtown New York as a stunned crowd gathered below.
