NOUN
- a fortress in London on the Thames; used as a palace and a state prison and now as a museum containing the crown jewels
How To Use Tower of London In A Sentence
- Citizens who grew up East of the Tower of London may only *may* - not necessarily have an East End accent, regardless of whether they live north or south of the River Thames. Languagehat.com: BBC VOICES.
- BRITAIN'S biggest courier firm has come under fire for bungling its delivery of Tower of London poppies. The Sun
- The Tower of London tops the list of London's most popular tourist attractions.
- The Tower of London stands in the East End of London.
- The Tower of London is a honey trap for tourists.
- She said the kind-hearted gesture marked the end of a lovely day in which she witnessed her grand-daughter getting married at the historic Tower of London.
- A digital audio player walks tourists through exhibit spaces such as Alcatraz, the Empire State Building, and the Tower of London.
- John's son, Henry III, in the words of Sellar and Yeatman in 1066 and All That, "was a confused kind of King and is only memorable for having seized all the money in the Mint, imprisoned himself in the Tower of London and, finally, flung himself into the Bosom of the Pope". Great dynasties of the world: The Plantagenets
- The real highlight of the trip for me was the visit to the Tower of London.
- The real highlight of the trip for me was the visit to the Tower of London.
