Sentence examples for great bastion from inspiring English sources
It's the last great bastion of showmanship".
Nor was the other great bastion of the establishment, the church, attacked.
It is the great bastion against the intrusive power of the state or corporations.
The next two bottles were both from R. López de Heredia, the great bastion of traditionally made Rioja.
By mid-September, the Germans had retreated behind their great bastion, the Hindenburg Line, three miles in depth.
The British royal wedding might be the last great bastion of (non-religious) kitsch in the English-speaking world.
LONDON — The House of Lords stands as one of the great bastions of tradition here, a baroque link to a distant, noble-centric past of pomp and pageantry.
In 1973, National Geographic published an article by a doctor from Harvard Medical School identifying three great "bastions of longevity" in remote mountainous areas of Soviet Georgia, Pakistan and Ecuador.
HarperCollins; 272 pages; $27.99 and £18.99.NOT many people have lived deep inside a ruthlessly patriarchal, theocratic world and also won acclaim in the great bastions of Western, liberal thought.
"To me it undermines the whole credibility of this commission -- to kick the United States off, one of the great bastions of human rights, and allow Sudan to be on.
Pope Francis's arrival in Washington on Tuesday has reinforced hopes that one of the last great bastions of climate change denial – the US Congress – may be on the verge of crumbling.
