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castling

[ UK /kˈɑːslɪŋ/ ]
NOUN
  1. interchanging the positions of the king and a rook

How To Use castling In A Sentence

  • If Black retires the Bishop from his unsafe position, White permanently prevents Black from castling, which is bound to be fatal in view of the open K file -- e.g. 11. ... Chess Strategy
  • Maneuvers such as castling or capturing '' en passant '' have been developed within the past few hundred years. Conservapedia - Recent changes [en]
  • Another high-level member of Mr. Putin's circle, Finance Minister Alexei Kudrin, resigned from the government in September after the so-called castling of leaders was announced. Putin Warns West on Interference
  • This develops a piece, adds to White's control over d5, gets a step closer to castling, and also takes aim at the Black King.
  • First off, White can't use this imbalance before Black castles and begins to activate the Bishop, and White can't prevent Black from castling.
  • Each move in a game of chess consists of the displacement of one piece only, with the exception of what is termed "castling," in which the King and either Rook can be moved simultaneously by either player once in a game. Chess Strategy
  • It not only prevents castling, but also completely dominates the weakened dark squares. Times, Sunday Times
  • Maneuvers such as castling or capturing en passant have been developed within the past few hundred years. Conservapedia - Recent changes [en]
  • The Mexican penchant for passionate fun is everywhere as entire families play soccer on the sand, volleyball in the water, swimming, inner-tubing, sand-castling, sunbathing, eating, drinking in a friendly atmosphere. Walking the walk, talking the talk - a wee malarkey about Melaque,
  • His forfeiture of castling on move 10 has had absolutely no ill effects on his prospects. Times, Sunday Times
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