Sentence examples for the redoubt of from inspiring English sources
The Internet is still the redoubt of the privileged few".
The American war on Kandahar, the redoubt of the Taliban and Al Qaeda, was waged nearly exclusively from the sky.
From the street, the only hints that it is not the redoubt of an insurance agent or a stockbroker are two metal signs nailed above the garage door.
The United States suspects that these dusty badlands are the redoubt of the remnants of the Taliban, Al Qaeda and perhaps Osama bin Laden himself.
Yet the redoubt of "real work" is defended valiantly, perhaps by those whose jobs depend not on the work, but on the tools used for it – the PC.
That signal event set off a general Romantic revival that threatened the hegemony of Stravinsky's Neo-Classical line, the redoubt of "pure music".
Only a couple of years after reaching the capital, Clarice entered one of the redoubts of the élite, the National Law Faculty of the University of Brazil.
Maglorian, the Jack Russell puppy, led us out of town between metal-bashing sheds and the redoubts of the old batteries, while Antony talked to someone on the phone about a plan to climb Mont Blanc.
And the tides of America's volatile economy meant that no matter how high the sand dunes were built around the redoubts of "old money," they could never resist for long the onrush of new money.
About 50 of the Roman Catholic faithful broke away from the midweek business routine to attend an oasis of downtown serenity, the lunch-hour Mass at the Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist, the spiritual redoubt of the Diocese of Cleveland.
And it devotes as much attention to the number of ladders used at the siege of the Alamo as it does to describing the battle's conclusion: "The last redoubt of the defenders was the chapel.
