Sentence examples for fortress out from inspiring English sources

Mrs. St. Maugham has built a private fortress out of beautiful, clever, symbol-stocked language.

"I've kind of made a fortress out of it because of the neighborhood," she says.

So whether facing off against robots on a floating fortress, out fighting a giant submarine or facing a boss who literally tries to kill you with Tetris, there's always a daunting challenge just around the corner.

"It is one of the surest indexes of a mature and developed jurisprudence not to make a fortress out of the dictionary," Judge Hand wrote in a 1945 decision, "but to remember that statutes always have some purpose or object to accomplish, whose sympathetic and imaginative discovery is the surest guide to their meaning".

"It is a real fortress out there and we know how big a challenge it is," he continued.

A medieval fortress looks out over Art Nouveau mansions, Brutalist monuments and the modern villas of billionaires, some floating above the city like U.F.O.s.

Some grapes and regions had been rendered phonetically (Château Margaux had been translated, with utilitarian efficiency, as "Ma ge"); others were described idiomatically ("Jiaohuang xin bao" — or "the pontiff's new fortress" — turned out to be Châteauneuf du Pape).

Yet when Fortress found out that the picture FORBES had on file featured only four of the Fortress executives, it quickly found a replacement.

Dubbed "the most exquisite ruins in the world" by Mark Twain, the fortress looks out across the Northern Golan Heights towards the road to Damascus.

Fortress started out as an original fantasy game concept designed by Ulf Andersson, Grin's co-founder.

The investigation in the fortress turns out to be more dangerous as the aer begins to turn the fortress into a living weapon to attack the knights.