Sentence examples similar to a windmill at which from inspiring English sources

The vast plains are dotted with the windmills at which Don Quixote once tilted.

La Mancha is described by Miguel de Cervantes in his 17th-century novel Don Quixote, and visitors to the region today still can encounter the 16th-century windmills at which Cervantes's fictional would-be knight-errant "tilted," believing them to be gigantic rivals.

There is a record of a windmill at Ambrosden in 1300.

Further to the north, the hurricane destroyed a windmill at Bergen Point, New Jersey.

When attached to a windmill at the spindle, the spinning blades create an electrical current within the dynamo.

"It had a windmill which turned and you had to hit the ball in at the right time.

Rotate your arms like a windmill one at a time, or at the same time, as it feels comfortable.

These include two life studies from Constable's time as a student at the Royal Academy in London, a carving of a windmill on a piece of a timber which came from one of the Constable family's windmills in the Dedham Vale and a portrait of Constable (1776-1837) by his friend and biographer Charles Leslie.

There are some interesting restaurants, including one in a windmill (Veski at 19 Parna).

Wilder has long arms and an incautious, windmilling style, which could make him vulnerable.

Alone and without funds or friends, he saw a store in Los Angeles with a Dutch windmill at its entrance.