Sentence examples for a castle which from inspiring English sources

As a building a palace should be differentiated from a castle, which was originally any fortified dwelling.

Mr. Feldman, Ms. Oslislo and their spouses, of Westfield, N.J., built a dragon eating a castle, which they christened "It Came From Montauk".

Now they were waiting for their visas, the migrants were no longer locked inside the camp during the day and were free to walk a few miles into Oria, a little town of twisting alleys and stone archways, topped by a castle which plays host to historical re-enactments – a local obsession – every summer.

Further defences were added in the 12th century with the construction of a castle which was destroyed by the Parliamentarian Army during the English Civil War.

In the video, a man DJ Qualls, tries to get into a castle which is hosting a party being attended by Spears.

Dawn of Sorrow, similar to most games in the Castlevania series, is set in a castle, which is further subdivided into various areas.

Buckton Castle is a ringwork castle, which is a roughly circular area enclosed by defences such as a ditch; a ringwork is similar to a bailey from a motte and bailey castle.

The second, Black Hearted Love, for PJ Harvey and John Parish, featured Polly jumping up and down on a bouncy castle, which undermines the rules of what a pop video should be.

Mouse is dressed as a knight from his favourite computer game; their goal is a distant castle which may or may not exist.

The most talked-about hotel of recent months is the Dolder Grand (www.thedoldergrand.com) originally a turreted castle, which has had its grandeur restored and two new energy-efficient wings added along with full spa facilities.

It was inspired by "Jungle Fever," the scene in which Samuel L. Jackson is sitting with Halle Berry smoking crack in a cocaine castle, which they call Taj Mahal.