A castle is a fortress built to protect against enemies.
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Short, simple sentences with “fortress”, suitable for children and primary/elementary school, with common expressions and related words. You'll also find examples for middle and high school.
A castle is a fortress built to protect against enemies.
The war began when the commander decided to attack the enemy fortress.
The fortress was a safe place for everyone. It was a refuge from the storm.
In 1745, the British seized the massive French fortress of Louisbourg on Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia.
The fortress is composed of sumptuous palaces built of marble and equipped with irrigation systems. It is circular in shape, with a double wall encircling it.
Another famous Palestinian fortress, the one Herod had built as a royal palace and mausoleum, also rose from the ruins a few kilometres from Bethlehem, where Jesus was born and the Magi came by starlight.
However, three years later, under the terms of the Treaty of Aix-la-Chapelle, Britain ceded control of the fortress to the French. Once again, the war resulted in an incomplete victory for both Britain and France.
Masada is a gigantic rocky fortress rising to the west of the Dead Sea, where in AD 73 a battle was fought against the Romans, but the entire Holy Land fell to the Romans. Finds reveal that Herod built the great fortress.
Inside the fortress there is a large garden surrounded by a peristyle; it was equipped with thermal baths with enclosures for hot, warm and cold baths, and had elegant mosaics and stucco decorations in the Pompeian style.
In 1352 they seized control of a key fortress near Constantinople, and from there launched an impressive series of invasions into Greece and the Balkans. In the process, Byzantium was reduced to a pitiful fragment of its former glory, clinging to the city of Constantinople and its hinterlands, but otherwise surrounded by Ottoman territories.
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