We worked up an appetite, and I pointed out a Chinese restaurant not far from the tower.
Its design uses a hollow, buoyant cylinder that extends down from the tower to about 100 metres underwater.
"there's no bringing her back, " a grimly apt line just before Madeleine falls from the tower a second time.
Excitement grew as a gun salute rang out from the Tower of London.
No one was landing or taking off, but I still shouldn't have crossed that runway without permission from the tower.
It's known that peregrines have roosted and hunted from the tower over the centuries until, in the mid-1900s, their numbers suddenly declined.
Still assuming a much smaller, light aircraft had hit the structure, the group emerged from the tower and were directed by policemen to keep moving.
Television broadcasts in London have come from the tower since 1956.
Members of the jury were shown CCTV images of Mr Baker making regular trips to the communal laundry facilities and removing bags from the tower block on Cargo Fleet Lane.
Only one character seems burned by the shame of the system, and that is Fitzhugh (Matthew Broderick), who lost his job at Merrill Lynch and now faces eviction from the Tower.
On channel boosters quickly receive the OTA signal from the main tower and retransmit the signal on the same frequency.
And therefore it runs against the traditional Genentech narrative, in which a group of altruistic biologists come down from the ivory tower to save the brutes at the New Jersey-based drug giants.
On channel boosters are also limited in their placement as they need reliable reception from the main tower.
Some suspect an escapee from the White Tower, a biotech facility owned by the former steel magnates.
Roosevelt make the trip to Marrakech to see the view from a tower on the edge of the city.
He received the gold master-keys of the Tower from the Lord Chamberlain, symbolising his responsibility for the royal palace.
We had set a point where we were going to meet, which would be about two blocks from where the tower was.
In urban Eastern Massachusetts, callers are seldom more than a mile from the nearest tower, meaning that bills accurately identify the town or city for all calls except those along municipal boundaries.
Forty Chicago technology companies and 250 individuals pay for round-theclock access to common areas and huddle rooms within 25, 000 square feet on the 15th floor of a skyscraper across from the Sears Tower.
An inquest into Drummer Rigby's death was adjourned after hearing he was hit by a car and attacked with a knife and cleaver on his return to the barracks from work at the Tower of London.
In her chapter on Galileo, Ferguson tells us that the arrogant, self-promoting Italian did not invent the telescope, and it is doubtful he conducted the legendary display of dropping weights from the Leaning Tower of Pisa.
Also, since radio waves sometimes arrive at your device not directly from the radio tower but rather by being bounced off a building or hill, these signals may be much lower in signal strength than if you had a clear line of sight view to the cell site.
With much of the site under construction or stripped down, the visit involves a bird's-eye view from the ArcelorMittal Orbit tower which stands next to the Olympic Stadium.
She will use a diamond made from crystal glass, which has been on display at the Tower of London from the beginning of May, to light the flame.
The book of condolence will be open from Tuesday 12 February until Saturday 16 February at the Tower Museum from 10:00 GMT to 17:00 GMT and at the Waterside Library, Glendermott Road during usual opening times.
We loved knowing we were standing on the final resting place of 16 royals, and that from the top of the South Tower we could actually see the Vienna Woods.
The Trump empire extends from hard assets (buildings like the Trump Tower) and licensing deals (anything from Trump Vodka to Trump mattresses and buildings with the Trump nameplate that he does not own).
Then word emerged that NYPD security concerns might force builders to move the Freedom Tower far from the adjacent West Side Highway.
In one, he captures the experience of being from a "jerkwater" town: a village so small that steam-train crews had to "jerk" water up from streams or from people holding buckets along the tracks because there was no water tower from which to refill the engine.
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