Sentence examples for stone towers from inspiring English sources
Stone circles and brochs (circular stone towers) furnish evidence of prehistoric settlement, probably by Picts.
Cairns, stone circles, and brochs (dry stone towers) provide evidence of prehistoric settlement in the county.
It towers above the surrounding farmland like a castle, with imposing stone towers and a tall wooden door.
Green hills grow into stone towers, but you can't draw a line where the natural ends and the manmade stops.
The round stone towers known as brochs, or "Pictish towers," and the underground stone houses called weems, or "Picts' houses," however, both predate this kingdom.
The ancient battlements of Fès, flanked by stone towers, still partly enclose the old city, which is known as the Fès el-Bali.
They did not, as has often been claimed, build the old stone tower at Newport, R. I
A stone tower in Newport, R.I., once hailed as Viking, was actually built in the 17th century.
In a deserted place in Iran there is a not very tall stone tower that has neither door nor window.
A real-estate man from the town of Orvieto shows him an old, abandoned farmhouse with a stone tower.
A circular stone tower was built on the northeastern tip of the island in 1811 by Col. Jonathan Williams.
