Sentence examples for a castle that from inspiring English sources

It is a castle that grew out of an alligator swamp.

BEHIND his home, Buffon created a private park atop a ridge by tearing down a castle that had formerly belonged to the dukes of Burgundy.

In the end, people can find a million reasons not to buy a castle: Some have complained that there is not enough parking, others would prefer a castle that is deep in the woods.

In desperation, leaders of six large democracies — the United States, Britain, Japan, West Germany, France, and Italy — resolved to meet at the Château de Rambouillet, a castle that had been Louis XIV's hunting lodge.

Another time, he was just about to give up on the idea of photographing a castle that was for sale, when the owner showed him a fireman's pole that connected the top floor to the bottom.

The final product, which opened in June inside Universal's Islands of Adventure, is a town sprung from the pages of the books, crammed with shops, a post office, a restaurant, roller coasters and a castle that doubles as a high-tech romp through the Harry Potter series.

Making a sand castle that actually looks like a castle and not a bunch of blobs is hard enough.

Lancaster has a spectacular castle that latterly served as a court and prison, and stands waiting to be turned into a tourist attraction.

Crac des Chevaliers is a medieval castle that still sits on a 650-metre peak in Syria, just over the northern border with Lebanon.

But it was the daily half-hour "Neighborhood" show, which began nationally on public television in 1968 with homemade puppets and a cardboard castle, that caught on as a haven from the hyperactivity of most children's television.

Recent studies on T cell trafficking to the CNS in the context of EAE have identified anatomical routes and molecular mechanisms of T cell entry into the CNS during health and disease and suggest that CNS immune privilege is accomplished by the unique architecture of a medieval castle that is surrounded by a two-walled moat.