steel tower

How could I be mourning the loss of steel towers?

As Joe left the car, the steel tower turned chalk white.

I don't want to die alone, she screamed, and the sound carried clearly to the two men in the steel tower below her.

The steel tower and light apparatus were obtained from England.

It wasn't about steel towers but about what they had seen.

The steel tower had been struck by lightning, perhaps several times, and seemed twisted at the top.

A steel tower light has been erected on the old iron foundation.

An added large steel tower atop the light is a radio beacon.

Later, he remembered passing through a town, and seeing a steel tower standing in the middle of the wilderness.

The public sculpture is made up of a steel tower with an angel suspended inside.

With the house removed, a modern steel tower was mounted on the pier.

Running up the slope was a series of steel towers connected by cables.

She sat her horse beneath a steel tower, a pair of power lines hanging from the arms.

Inventing a way to use the blue reflective glass in a steel tower came at a high price.

The company wanted to replace the 19th-century stables building with a glass and steel tower block.

The steel tower on the rooftop accounts for about 35 feet of the total building's height.

As the sleek glass and steel towers emerged, one would have assumed that a new approach was at hand.

In return, the company retained media and salvage rights for the collapsed steel tower.

She glanced away from the sight towards the steel tower, and the platform on top of it.

The island houses a massive steel tower used for reef research or navigation.

Assembly of lattice steel towers can be done using a crane.

Two steel towers were installed to support the ramp and it was later repaired.

But by then, the galvanized steel tower had already risen 260 feet above the central Bronx.

Most of those steel towers had stopped pumping long since, and there was neither the parts, the need, nor the understanding to repair them.

In the middle stood a steel tower resting on self-propelled wheels.