The phrase "a castel" is not correct in written English; it should be "a castle." You can use the correct phrase when referring to a large fortified building or residence, typically from the medieval period.
Example: "The tourists were excited to explore a castle that had stood for centuries."
Alternatives: "a fortress" or "a stronghold."
The second 20 berries were used to extract anthocyanins for HPLC analysis as described by Mattivi et al. [ 55], using a Waters 1525 instrument (Waters, Milford, MA) equipped with a diode array detector (DAD) and using a Phenomenex (Castel Maggiore, BO, Italy) reversed-phase column (RP18, 250 mm × 4 mm, 5 μM).
It has stakes in 21 others through an alliance with Castel, a French drinks company.
Fig. 5 Root length colonization percentage by AMF (in %) in Buus (a) and Castel soil (b).
Archeological excavation – The Classics Department sponsors an excavation at Castel Viscardo, a city near Orvieto in Italy.
His urgency was heightened by an appointment to play soccer in a neighboring village, Castel Rigone, whose team he inaugurated a few years ago.
"We have good news, but it's in a bad context," said Nilou du Castel, a company spokeswoman.
Heading back toward Potenza and Naples, we make a last stop at Castel Lagopesole, a big square reddish castle built in 1242 by Frederick II of Swabia (or of Hohenstaufen), who ruled southern Italy.
The sea is at a refreshing temperature for a dip at Castel Plage on the sweeping Baie des Anges.
The Ivorian leader acquired a dozen properties in the metropolitan area of Paris (including Hotel Masseran on Masseran Street in the 7th arrondissement of Paris), a property in Castel Gandolfo in Italy, and a house in Chêne-Bourg Chêne-Bourg, Switzerland
Chalets from €260 a week, castel-chalets.com In the centre of Vigncastrisi, a tiny village 2km inland from the Salento coast, the delights of Palazzo Guglielmo are well hidden from the passer-by, behind an austere facade with a huge double wooden doors.
