Sentence examples for build a castle from inspiring English sources

Monmouth's claims may have prompted Richard, Earl of Cornwall, younger brother of King Henry III, to build a castle on the spot in the 13th century.

He obtained a licence to crenellate from Edward III to build a castle on the site of his existing, unfortified manor house in 1373 and set about developing a new, substantial fortification.

Oxford had been stormed in the invasion with considerable damage, and William directed D'Oyly to build a castle to dominate the town.

Young Max pulls out some old alphabet blocks from under his bed and decides to build a castle, despite initial skepticism from his older brothers, Benjamin and Karl.

Under the terms of the Treaty of Louviers (January 1196) between Richard and Philip II neither king was allowed to fortify the site; despite this, Richard intended to build a castle at Andeli.

"I don't have to eat mammoth or think the world is flat to build a castle.

It could take years to build a John Wayne or a James Stewart or an Audrey Hepburn.

I said to Pete: 'You should build a Pete Rose clinic for gamblers like the Betty Ford Clinic.

The village is not the first attempt to build a Thomas Kinkade community.

The developer Bruce Ratner unveiled his plans yesterday to build a Frank Gehry-designed arena for the Nets basketball team near Downtown Brooklyn.

Is Mourinho the man to build a Chelsea dynasty?