citadel造句

the citadel in ancient Greek towns.

the citadel of a Russian town.

The citadel at Besançon towered above the river.

The citadel was later converted into a bridewell to house the city's growing criminal population.

The citadel of the Commonwealth and Empire could not be stormed.

Earlier this year, perucelebrated the 100th anniversary of the scientific discovery of the citadel of Machu Picchu.

There, in an ornate citadel, Luke faced an enemy he had not ever expected to see again: Emperor Palpatine.

In Japan opposition candidate Toshihito Kumagai has just been voted overwhelmingly mayor of Chiba once a LDP citadel, portending the end of the LDP's fraying hegemony.

In the spring of 1703, he deployed a considerable force against the small citadel of Nyenskans at the mouth of the Neva.

The world's newest carbon citadel rises up between the blasted deserts of Inner Mongolia and the coal-black lands of Shaanxi province.

In Vietnam's capital of Hanoi, red lanterns hang on the roof of a newly restored pavilion inside the former imperial citadel of Thang Long, another new site.

The present city is characteristic of a fortified town dating from the Ottoman18 th and19 th centuries, with typical urban components such as the citadel, mosques, khans and baths.

The palace and gardens of the 14th-century Moorish citadel make up "one of those rare must-see destinations that lives up to the hype, " said a panelist for the 2009 "Destinations Rated" scorecard.

Highlord Mograine the Ashbringer, the former leader of the Scarlet Crusade and father of Scarlet Commander Mograine, is one of the Four Horsemen in the black citadel of Naxxramas.