Sentence examples for whose skyline from inspiring English sources

Hardest hit of all will be the City, whose skyline may stay intact for some time to come.

In the early 1960s — the Renaissance of Neon — Tom Wolfe described Las Vegas as "the only town in the world whose skyline is made up neither of buildings, like New York, nor of trees, like Wilbraham, Mass., but signs".

Greengrass, who has co-written the film with his editor Christopher Rouse, whisks us to cities all over the world and the drama here culminates in an eye-poppingly spectacular finale in Las Vegas, whose skyline is dominated by the Trump hotel.

But the days of opium dens and trading houses on the Bund have been replaced with a modern, supersized metropolis whose skyline reaches higher every day.

Just as the Saint James's Way has its unique spiritual dimension and the Rheinsteig has its castles above the river, the southernmost stretch of the Via Francigena is defined by its vistas of Tuscan hilltop towns whose skylines seem to grow out of the green rolling hills like Brigadoon or something from Planet Of The Apes.

Ambition dominates Doha, whose frenzied skyline suggests medieval Baghdad crossed with "Blade Runner".

According to the Qatar Tourism Authority, more than 100 buildings and towers are going up in Doha, whose modest skyline is currently punctuated by about two dozen high-rises.

Yet in other ways, the landscape is startlingly altered, thanks to Boston's skyline, whose clustered, gleaming high-rises jut from a flat horizon like Oz's Emerald City.

Its downtown was located on a glittering river draped in a sparkling skyline whose complex of glass-and-steel skyscrapers although meager by the standards of New York and Chicago was really impressive to me.

Great American Ball Park Cincinnati Reds Cincinnati, OH When it comes to great chili debates, none is more polarizing than Cincinnati's Skyline, whose beef-on-spaghetti shtick doesn't play well with everyone.

Within hours, G.M. executives agreed, and Mr. Galarraga received the sparkling cherry-red convertible on the Comerica Park field, courtesy of the automaker whose headquarters dominate the skyline over right field.