Sentence examples for keep situated from inspiring English sources

A motte-and-bailey castle is a fortification with a wooden or stone keep situated on a raised earthwork called a motte, accompanied by an enclosed courtyard, or bailey, surrounded by a protective ditch and palisade.

At the top was the Tower of Homage (just part of the Moorish Castle but usually referred to as such), a formidable square keep situated within a kasbah.

The Tower was a formidable square keep situated within a kasbah and had the largest footprint of all the towers to be built in Moorish Al-Andalus.

Twin castles with identical keeps situated at either end of a bridge across the River Trident, this is the only crossing for hundreds of miles in either direction, and is therefore a great place to immerse yourself in the vibrant array of cultures and banners travelling between south and north (or to hear the superstitious ramblings of cowards fleeing the mythical "White Walkers").

They have much larger and more easy to spot R and L indicators inside the cups to keep you situated, and they have a top band which is actually more comfortable for longer wear, even though Bose has ditched the plush leather finish (though it remains on the cups).

Unfortunately, in most jurisdictions, barriers of legal procedure too often keep similarly situated defendants from having their claims of innocence considered.

If all goes well, DSCOVR will end up in an orbit that is four times farther away from Earth than the moon, in a unique position that will keep the spacecraft situated between Earth and the sun at all times.

Eisenberg is Ben, a would-be filmmaker who enjoys the luxury of a nice apartment and endless funds to keep him happily situated while he (sort of) tries to make it in the movie industry.

I would say that American students, whose willingness to absorb other national cultures is unique (how many French students care about organ-building in California?) and who are backed with better facilities and funding than others, are well situated to keep the organ and its music alive.

Early in 2004, as we were conducting research in Western Kenya not far from Kogelo, where the Obama family's dala, or ancestral homestead is situated, we kept fielding questions and hearing stories about that "Luo" running for the U.S. Senate.

This time they keep a stoic face, situates their drawers back up, gives a terse nod, and goes on their way.