Sentence examples for capable of being defended from inspiring English sources

It had a 10 m high motte and an unusual rectangular bailey design around 125 m by 110 m, divided into three parts, two baileys in the west and one in the east, each capable of being defended independently and enclosing around 1.21 ha in total.

We are capable of being that".

The groups warned that "the alert masses of the Egyptian people are capable of defending legitimacy and defending the gains of their glorious revolution".

Brokaw notes that David Petraeus hasn't been that bullish on victory, leading Schmidt to say that victory in Iraq means: an Iraq that's capable of defending its borders (it's pretty clear this work is being outsourced to brigands or Iran), that moves forward on its path to democracy (elections: put off till next year, can kicked down the road AGAIN).

"To hear Mr. Huckabee invoke the Holocaust when America is Israel's greatest ally and when Israel is a strong nation capable of defending itself is disheartening," Greenblatt said in a statement.

A stout 6 feet 3 inches, Davis is capable of defending both guard positions.

But I know if we're impatient and we shoot quickly and we don't defend like we're capable of defending, I know this could be a short series in their favor".

Turkey is well capable of defending itself, as are US forces in Jordan.

In the case of Hezbollah, they are seen as the only group that is capable of militarily defending Lebanon against continued Israeli attacks.

Today, our largest permanent bases are still in Germany and Japan, which are perfectly capable of defending themselves and should be trusted to help their neighbors.

Erick Erickson, whose Redstate blog is a force on the right, sounded the warning: Finally, the Romney campaign has a spokesman who can do what Mitt Romney has never been capable of doing — defend success and articulate a message of why we must reform our nation's budget and support free markets.