skyline

Converse of object

• dominate: The Kilsyth Hills dominate the skyline to the north of Kilsyth.
• soar: Cumbria's soaring skylines, panoramic fell tops and tranquil lakes look set to become future stars of the silver screen.
• grace: Architecturally unique in the whole of Mexico, the building graces the skyline of modern Pachuca and betrays a strong 'British ' presence.
• break: Seen here is heather moorland on the slopes of Foel Fenlli, the ramparts of the Iron Age hillfort just breaking the skyline.
• create: The volcanic hills create a knobbly, uneven skyline with many rocky outcrops.

Adjective modifier

• mountainous: Views of sea to east and south east from high ground and to mountainous skyline of Slieve Croob to south west.
• dramatic: The dramatic skyline of the Coniston fells from the road.
• distinctive: Can anyone identify the location, with its distinctive skyline?
• spectacular: Now this multicultural city moves into the vibrant 21st century with an ancient heart and a spectacular skyline.
• famous: Views · Carfax Tower The best place from which to view Oxford's famous skyline of spires is from Carfax Tower.
• stunning: Scale the Empire State Building, visit Bloomingdales or simply enjoy a helicopter ride over the stunning skyline.

Modifies a noun

• ridge: Members had no advice about what the views of the skyline ridge even were, let alone how they would be affected.
• view: Other facilities include a heated pool with skyline views on the eighth floor.

Noun used with modifier

• city: All rooms have elevated views of Sydney city skyline or Sydney Harbor.
• night: In adverse weather many ships seek shelter in the bay illuminating the night skyline.
• center: In total, there are 27 cranes on the city center skyline.

Possessives

• city: The views of the city's skyline provide a stunning backdrop to an inspired dining experience.

Preposition: of

• city: From there you can look out over the modern skyline of the city of London.
• town: The skyline of the town is now dominated by two large wind turbines.

Preposition: for

• mile: Boston Stump seems to dominate the skyline for miles around, in all directions.