Sentence examples for the fortification from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of fortifying; the art or science of fortifying places to strengthen defence against an enemy.
He made it to within 10 yards of the fortification and hurled a grenade.
In 1211 Mongol armies rode round the fortification in Zhangjiakou, the northern gateway to Beijing.
Improvements in training and equipment have led to the fortification of much of the country.
Large parts of the fortification system date from the 7th through the 4th century bce.
They later advocated the fortification of foods with nutrients such as vitamins.
Much of that is due to the fortification of the structure with blast-proof concrete.
When will she stop participating in the fortification of the patriarchal system, with its stale values and barbed wires?
The event is illustrated by a massive foundation stone of the fortification wall that the Romans breached.
Pitt the Younger rarely ever rose from the Commons' benches without the fortification of a bottle or three of port.
His design for the fortification of Landau in Bavaria is sometimes reckoned as his greatest work (1687).
The fortification of foods began in 1924 when iodine was added to table salt for the prevention of goitre.
