And suddenly another white tower, loftier than the first, had risen up!

At the far end of this street, too, lay the white tower.

In the shadow of the low white tower two more were huddled, motionless.

The red-and- white tower was restored in 1995 with funds from volunteers, Eckert said.

Reno could see the white tower of the lighthouse straight ahead.

The right was black, with a white tower, for Queen's Mercy.

Its palms appeared far off, and in the midst of them a snow- white tower.

Ahead of him down the street was a snow- white tower.

He'd seen Winters briefly, undressing, and then there had been a white tower and-

It was an immense white tower, like a transplant from Hong Kong across the water.

Looking up he saw before him a tall white tower, standing alone on a high ridge.

As for the little flag on the white tower, we hope soon to see it waving again!

The big white tower on Four Winds Point was overflowing with light, while its revolving beacon flashed overhead.

There is always a white tower on the very summit, flat red-frilled roofs, and a sheer drop beneath.

Above the walls, the keep soared five stories high, a square white tower composed of many smaller towers.

The bright light, which burst forth from the top of the white tower, warned us to beat a retreat.