Sentence examples for battlements from from inspiring English sources

"It's not actually very big," she says, nodding at the battlements from the window.

To the Battlements From 1899 to 1974, Fort Hancock on Sandy Hook has protected the harbor from sea and air attack.

Or are they battlements from which he will make his assault as a coming star of American business?

Here they erected a 73.5-mile battlement from coast to coast across the backbone of northern England.

A visit to Museu di a Corsica (the name is, of course, Corsican) takes in the town's high battlements dating from the 15th century and offers an absorbing insight into the island's culture, with a permanent ethnographic collection and major temporary shows.

From the battlements, you look out across dusty meadows, towards the Portuguese frontier.

It has sensational views from the battlements where an excellent breakfast and aperitifs are served.

VIOLENCE -- Frequent beheadings and stabbings and showers of arrows finding their marks from the battlements.

But neither one has a singer like Khaira Arby, a Malian whose voice rings like a cry from the battlements.

If only Shakespeare's tragic Hamlet could have looked out from the battlements of Elsinore to plan a bicycle adventure.

From its battlements rise towers sixty-seven feet high and seventy-four feet high, built with San Gabriel boulders and store-bought cement.