Sentence examples for a moat in between from inspiring English sources

Electrify both walls and put a moat in between them filled with crocodiles, applause.

You know, "What do you call a moat in winter?" "Useless".

'The frog's-eye view of rain on the moat was magnificent," wrote Roger Deakin of his wild swim in a moat in Suffolk.

A notch makes it comfortable to hold, and a moat in the bottom allows for swirling.

Fences were constructed around the moat in November 1885 when a local boy fell into the moat and drowned.

PC David Rathband, who was found dead earlier this year, had been shot in the face and blinded by fugitive Raoul Moat in July 2010 while sitting in his patrol car in Newcastle.

The Office of Works undertook excavations in the moat in 1924 and removed the custodian from the gatehouse.

Williams built Fort Jay, a five-pointed star surrounded by a dry moat, between 1806 and 1809.

He moved to a moated enclosure in 1971 but died in 1975, six months after tumbling into the moat.

Framed by a moat, the 2,500-square-foot 2,500-square-foot 2,500-square-footnts and a central walkway.

In 2011 the camp launched a new resort complex, Creekside, to host 400 middle schoolers every week of the summer, and according to Moats, in 2013 they began petitioning to be exempted from land use laws in order to expand beyond what she views as their original promised extent.