Sentence examples for a new castle from inspiring English sources

But many revivalists are in no need of cash if they fancy a new castle or a young wife.

They were worth 20 times their weight in gold: the one owned by Elizabeth I could have bought her a new castle.

Srong-brtsan-sgam-po's palace was later destroyed, and in 1645 the fifth Dalai Lama ordered the construction of a new castle that could accommodate his role as both a religious and a government leader.

In 1067 he commanded the army in King William I's absence, was put in charge of a new castle at Norwich, and was made the king's special representative in the north.

After the Third Crusade (1189 92) the site chosen for a new castle, where such choice was possible, was the summit of a precipitous hill, the citadel being backed against the cliff.

When Telemachus, in search of Odysseus, arrived at a new castle, he would usually be given dinner before he was expected to impart his lineage and his purpose in traveling.

Mr. Moffat -- who wore a charcoal pinstripe suit and gave brief answers to Judge Maas's questions -- admitted to providing information about a proposed reorganization of A.M.D. and lower-than-expected earnings at Lenovo to Danielle Chiesi, then a consultant at New Castle Funds, a hedge fund.

Ms. Chiesi, 45, who was an analyst at New Castle Funds, and Mark Kurland, New Castle's co-founder, both pleaded guilty in connection with a government investigation of hedge fund insider trading centered on Galleon and its co-founder, Raj Rajaratnam.

Mark Kurland, a senior executive at New Castle Funds, a former division of Bear Stearns Asset Management, who worked with Ms. Chiesi, has also not been indicted.

Earlier this month, Galleon's founder, Raj Rajaratnam, and an executive at New Castle Funds, Danielle Chiesi, pleaded not guilty to charges of securities fraud after the two were indicted in what prosecutors contended was the largest insider trading ring arrest in history.

The defendants include a Yonkers city official, a former member of the Somers school board, a former chairman of the New Castle planning board and a retired spokesman for PepsiCo Inc.