Sentence examples for outer curtain from inspiring English sources

The outer curtain is surrounded by the moat, originally fed by the Thames but drained since 1843.

Repairs began with the castle's outer curtain wall.

The galleries also feature niches and fireplaces similar to those of the outer curtain wall and the associated buildings, reinforcing the "stylistic uniformity" (Andrews) of the castle.

The outer gate of the fortress lies in the northwestern side of the outer ward, originally within a small recess in the outer curtain wall, protected by a portcullis.

During the Tower's heyday, executions had been carried out in the open air on Tower Hill or Tower Green, but Lody's execution was to take place at the Tower's rifle range located in the eastern part of the Outer Ward between Martin and Constable Towers, behind the Outer Curtain wall and out of public sight.

You could just use them, preferably with S-shaped metal hooks rather than snap-closed metal rings for easy changing and optionally with a decorative outer curtain that will stay relatively dry and mold-free, and throw them away every month or so when they start to get moldy.

For example, the famous outer wall, a glass curtain, was considered wildly modern for its time, with all the superstructure hidden behind it.

The castle is built to an Edwardian concentric design, with a keep in the south-eastern corner, protected by an inner and outer bailey with stone curtain walls extending out to the north-west.

Jenney's skyscrapers also first employed the curtain wall, an outer covering of masonry or other material that bears only its own weight and is affixed to and supported by the steel skeleton.

The assessment considered such alternatives as modularity of the air return system (HITREC receiver concept), outer ring injection with air curtain effect or cavity aperture (with and without secondary concentrator).

A cylindrical shell of He gas curtain produced by the outer nozzle is specially designed for shielding the debris and suppressing the inner gas expansion.