Sentence examples for a citadel from inspiring English sources

It's a citadel of civil society.

Edgewood was a citadel of secrets.

The notion was to say: this is not a citadel.

A Citadel spokesman, Bryan Locke, declined to comment.

Oxford's Ruskin College is a "citadel of Marxist ideology".

And with each reconstruction the abbey took on more of the characteristics of a citadel.

The trial is now in its tenth month, and the courtroom is a citadel of boredom.

Despite warnings from a Citadel employee and SAC's legal department, Mr. Lee was hired anyway.

The town contained a citadel on raised ground (acropolis) and a marketplace (agora).

The economics department, in particular, was known as a citadel of conservatism.

European Crusaders had constructed a citadel at nearby Ḥārim, which was leveled by the quake.