"It's a moat," Heckenberger said.
It is a moat that is rapidly evaporating.
All it lacks is a moat and a drawbridge.
Sometimes, the best circle around a player is a moat.
It's a moat that does nothing to relieve the barren monotony of Tiananmen Square.
"To me, the Hudson is much more than a river — it's a moat".
Sometimes he has lunch at this Japanese place where there is a moat built into the sushi bar.
At the outermost ring of the "devil's world" is a moat "filled mainly with DDT" (this was 1971, remember).
For many decades in Los Angeles there was a moat of orange groves between the built-up metropolis and the mountain front.
Well-designed systems are a "moat", protecting banks from rivals' incursions.The division heads charged with executing his strategy do not have the easiest of times.
Saisons, the inexplicably elegant establishment on the ground floor of a 19th-century silk-maker's preposterous folly – towers, turrets, there must have been a moat – otherwise known as L'Institut Paul Bocuse, in Ecully, four miles away: yes, a cooking school.
