cityscape

So it's no good for the building or the cityscape.

Reading from left to right, we see the cityscape with its single hill.

This is not the time to change the game plan for Cleveland's cityscape.

The decision's physical impact on the cityscape will be contained.

The cityscape has also changed, leaving little room for card games of any kind.

It was still light and as we looked at the cityscape below, night descended.

Behind her, a wall of windows showed the jagged cityscape.

Briefly, a major urban cityscape is seen beyond the trees.

The cityscape backdrop changed depending on the time of day.

Nicholas turned back to the blurred cityscape and thought of nothing.

He is known for cityscapes and landscapes, often in moonlight.

In his place, a ghostly image of the cityscape directly behind him came into view.

It represents the right to project individual visions into the cityscape we share.

Other recent novels concern themselves with what is disappearing from the cityscape.

He made a sweeping gesture with his head to take in the cityscape below them.

Over 70 companies are expected to take part in Cityscape 2013, exhibiting more than 500 projects.

Iron Man took one long, last look at the future cityscape, and then motioned to the others.

The view over the sculpture garden and onto the cityscape, especially at night, is one of the museum's best.

For the girls, the tour provided a window into a very different world than the concrete cityscape they know as home.

Also, the reflection of the cityscape below appears to move ever so slightly.

The human ones were bland cityscapes in the various seasons.

From the gardens, for example, various views would open up to the surrounding cityscape.

The writing is lovely, especially the descriptions of the German cityscapes.

But the cityscape is full of such ghosts, many more long-lasting.

All three are designed by serious architects wanting to leave a mark on the cityscape.