Sentence examples for last citadel from inspiring English sources

The constitution is perhaps the last citadel.

But Gettysburg, coming as it did on the same weekend that Vicksburg, the Confederacy's last citadel on the Mississippi River, surrendered to Grant, transformed that depression.

The last citadel to fall is the UK, a situation set to change when Il Volo make their debut on the ITV1 Jonathan Ross Show Christmas Special alongside Tom Cruise tonight.

And from the revolution's birthplace here in Benghazi to Colonel Qaddafi's last citadel in Bani Walid, many discontents now say that they fear new neglect under a more democratic Libya.

"A man on Paradise Island!" After rescuing him, she flies him in her invisible plane to "America, the last citadel of democracy, and of equal rights for women!" Wonder Woman's origin story comes straight out of feminist utopian fiction.

But the Army's Third Infantry Division still held the airport, and American forces were proceeding to encircle and seal off Baghdad in preparation for a final assault on Mr. Hussein's last citadel.

Among the last citadels of climate change deniers – the radio host Rush Limbaugh and the Republican Senator James Inhofe – the emails were touted as evidence of a worldwide scientific conspiracy.

The growth of part-time low-wage jobs has become a battering ram against the last citadels of unionism in heavy industry and the public sector, crushing wages, benefits, and workplace rights.

A14 Tension Mounts in Yucatán In Yucatán, one of the last citadels of the old governing party that ran Mexico until Vicente Fox became president two months ago, Gov. Víctor Cervera Pacheco is inciting crowds and talking of states' rights.

So the last thing he needs is the nasty little insurrection festering here under the tropical sun in the capital of Yucatán, one of the last citadels of the old governing party that ran Mexico until Mr. Fox became president two months ago.

Restoration of nearby Ottoman-era courthouses and an Ottoman armory is nearly complete, while a 4th-century Byzantine church in the citadel, last used as a weapons depot by the Turkish Army, has already been expertly restored and readied as an exhibition space.