Sentence examples for imposing hilltop from inspiring English sources
Or climb the stone bridge to the citadel, an imposing hilltop fortress completed in the 13th century.
For a cultural break from eating and drinking, visit the medieval Haut-Koenigsbourg, an imposing hilltop chateau, or drive up to the mystic Mont Sainte-Odile, a seventh-century abbey which has its own hotel for visitors who want to stay the night (doubles from €86, breakfast €9.80, mont-sainte-odile.com).com
Upon the hilltop, an imposing and messy complex of towers, cupolas, bastions and battlements commands a magnificent view of the Vistula River and the surrounding city.
It sits in the shadow of an imposing Turkish military complex on a hilltop.
As day broke on Sunday, thick clouds of black smoke poured from the building, an imposing 1960s structure set on a hilltop and heavily protected like most public buildings in Kabul.
In the grounds of an imposing 19th Century villa, perched on a Sicilian hilltop, some 50 West African boys lounge in the sun, kick a ball about, and wait.
Later, when he takes his visitors to his childhood home, an imposing stone Tudor mansion in Bronxville's Lawrence Park, a hilltop neighborhood of mansions, there is little nostalgia.
The nearby town of Lamego is full of fine baroque buildings and the hilltop shrine to Nossa Senhora dos Remédios is approached via an imposing granite staircase lined with azulejos (enamel tiles), a Portuguese speciality.
Dozens of surviving medieval structures are found in Slovenia; one of the most imposing is the Castle of Ljubljana (Ljubljanski Grad), built in 1144 on a hilltop overlooking Ljubljana.
It is a square-mile hamlet, 28 minutes from Manhattan, with 6,000 self-satisfied residents, the luckiest living in eight- or nine-bedroom homes with ballrooms or gymnasiums in the turn-of-the-century Hilltop area or in Louis Bowman's stone Tudors with their imposing chimneys and low-hanging slate roofs.
