skylines

• “Being set in Brooklyn and Queens, “Cop Out” gave Shaw the opportunity to work with one of the most familiar skylines in the world, New York City.”

  30+ High Resolution Photos from Kevin Smith’s Cop Out | /Film

• “There were a lot of locations that incorporated bridges and skylines so that you always see that the center of the city is really in the distance, and that we are in the heart of a different environment.”

  30+ High Resolution Photos from Kevin Smith’s Cop Out | /Film

• “The few walkers on the skylines caught by its suddenness fought to don their top-most windproofs, the experienced ones quickly turning their back to the blast after first slipping an arm down a sleeve, then turning around some more to keep the fabric plastered to their backs and so slip the other arm down its sleeve too.”

  The Guardian: Country diary: Lake District

• “As grandiose new skylines sprout across China, new urban centers are also replicating the infrastructure that was crucial to making Pudong's makeover viable.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Shanghai's Pudong, Once Soulless, Rises Up

• “In this strange late April of warm summer weather and few showers, dusty haze has become the predominant feature of the English landscape, city skylines imprecise and rural scenes as soft as Housman's blue remembered hills.”

  The Guardian: In praise of … hazy imprecision | Editorial

• “The glassy building has 360-degree views of Brooklyn and the Manhattan skylines.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Rental Deal Lifts Brooklyn Tower

• “Meanwhile, in Oslo and Copenhagen, homegrown and international architecture stars compete for attention in altering the two cities' skylines.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Making a Mark on Sweden's Landscape

• “They are changing skylines and lives around the world.”

  The Wall Street Journal: The Empire State Building's Luster Returns

• “Oceanea is wide open, picture big landscapes, seascapes, and skylines.”

  The Huffington Post: Mike Ragogna: The Decemberists Video Exclusive, Chatting With John Wesley Harding, Thomas Dolby and Stephen Kellogg, Plus Dancing With StevieMix

• “She was sworn by the idleness of her devilish hands, that when she cut through and opened up a vein in the cloudy skylines, the pressure would release and then there would be a subsequent rain fall of blood and demise.”

  Fictionaut: Madness is a Story with No Tagline

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