Sentences with phrase «towering over the car»

We reached the 1.5 mile marker and drove through a long Roman - like road with farms either side and, in the distance tall hills towering over the car.

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A high seating position and tall windows make for a commanding view of the road, and it's nice to tower over other cars and have 9.6 inches of ground clearance.

Dgdgdgdgdgd — taktaktak — ddgdgdgdgdg — taktaktak Sounds: the regular clicking of the cable and, intermittently, of wheels over towers as the cable car passed over, causing the cabin to judder.

Birds fly into windows and towers, cars run over mammals.

Take the time to visit its historic centre, stroll along the attractive lakefront promenade, relax in one of the many pavement cafés, or perhaps take a cable car up Schmittenhöhe Mountain, which towers over Lake Zell, and admire the wonderful views from the summit.

And if you like your entertainment more historic still, then you'll be interested to hear that Newcastle was founded over 2000 years ago, and is pretty close to Hadrian's Wall - excursions are organised there on a daily basis by the tourist board if you don't have a car, or you can visit Segedunum, which is an ancient tower at the beginning of the wall.

Spread over 4 separate towers, the Labranda Playa Bonita features well - decorated, spacious deluxe guestrooms as well as excellent facilities including baggage storage, car rental, a souvenir and gift shop, an on - site ATM and a laundry service.

It's simply a joy to whip around the city, bounding over wall after wall until you leap off of a skyscraper — and then slam down onto an elevated train track, swing around a flagpole, wall - run along another tower, bounce off of an abandoned car, and then continue to glide along the power lines to your next destination.

The centerpiece, ENTIRELYFEARLESS (2009), towers over the viewer, its scrunched red sides bracketed by car bumpers in shiny silver chrome.

John Chamberlain @gallerystream ・ ・ ・ Gagosian Gallery @gagosian: 17 - 19 Davies Street, London, W1K 3DE ENTIRELYFEARLESS (2009), towers over the viewer, its scrunched red sides bracketed by car bumpers in shiny silver chrome, stately grace and the expressive plasticity of industrial materials.