Sentence examples for stout wall from inspiring English sources

The western border is formed by a stout wall along Via Tor de' Conti, butting against the forums of Augustus, Vespasian, Trajan and Nerva.

By 1405, a stout wall was built to protect the property and maintain the privacy of the Order, particularly its church where men and women alike came to worship.

Defended by stout walls, the palace of sun-dried bricks was equipped with three lookout towers.

The stout walls of venerable Fort Wadsworth are ornamented with a shimmering abstract piece by Martina Galvin.

The border people, with a past rooted in Romans and Reivers, have always been keen on stout walls.

Today it is the city's symbol, with its arched entrance, stout walls and two towers overlooking a wide green lawn.

In the old harbour, we moored beside the jetty, a few yards from the stout walls of the town hall, a pale limestone castle built in 1585.

Shortly thereafter (in 1613) James I of England granted Derry to the citizens of London who laid out the new city, built stout walls, and brought in Protestant (both English and Scottish) settlers.