How To Use Crenellate In A Sentence
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Isabel's small hands closed over Peter's as they pressed the silver knife into the crenellated cake.
THE WHITE DOVE
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He measured out thirty paces and stared up at the crenellated boundary wall which was about twenty feet high.
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French, who had crenellated the walls, making it into a perfect redan.
Fritz and Eric The Brother Crusoes
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To the left of this tower are the walls that surround the basilica itself, as solid and crenellated as a castle keep.
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Crenellated ornament occurs from the early fourteenth century onwards, as on the silver Ramsey Abbey censer of c.1325.
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A green crenellated line bisecting one half of a window is echoed in the other half by a vertical chain of red biomorphs outlined in yellow.
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The towers on each corner were squat and ugly, the crenellated battlements threatening.
THE LAST TEMPTATION
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The glass structure that enclosed them had a crenellated top suggestive of historic armories.
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It has arcades all around, a pavilion at the eastern end has crenellated roof and a cupola of glass mosaic.
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The volcanic plug might be black Plasticine, the castle balanced solidly atop it a skewed rendition of crenellated building bricks.
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The bridge is easily spotted since the towers that hold up the cables on each side of the river loom up like the crenellated battlements of an English castle.
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Around 6km of crenellated walls and arched gateways enclose a tight jumble of streets and cafe-lined squares.
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A towering castle of mud has screaming faces and gargoyles sculpted into its crenellated turrets.
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Its quadrangles, polygonal corner turrets and crenellated walls remain remarkably unchanged.
Malory: The Life and Times of King Arthur's Chronicler
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The crenellated battlements are inauthentic 19th-century additions.
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A portcullis is suspended above it and a pair of crenellated stone towers stand on either side.
Pinewood celebrates 75 years filming the best of British and Hollywood
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She had found herself in the safe nook between Fenna's sail-like wing and the crenellated and fantastic fortress of his spine.
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Medina structures with Arabic-style arches and crenellated walls are usually found in the oldest parts of town.
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The tower has a hatchway to the roof and the crenellated parapet has panoramic coastal views.
Times, Sunday Times
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Spectacular Vistas and Ancient Landscapes Along the Hilly Roads Outside Edinburgh From the crenellated walls of Edinburgh Castle, perched on the dramatic volcanic plug that straddles Princes Street Gardens, one has an unbroken view of the southern peninsula of the Kingdom of Fife.
Drives That Leave the City Behind
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She had found herself in the safe nook between Fenna's sail-like wing and the crenellated and fantastic fortress of his spine.
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A licence to crenellate mansum infra manerium suum was granted by Edward II. to
A Pair of Blue Eyes
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Neither, however, is as big as Government House, the crenellated, Italianate mansion used by the Governor.
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The geometry of the rooflights gives the building a crenellated profile so it looms over its surroundings like a brooding castle battlement.
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They are close to the edge, the lava-rock wall, crenellated like a medieval parapet.
THE SAVAGE GIRL
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The crenellated twin towers are among the last remnants of the fortified wall that used to enclose the city.
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She had found herself in the safe nook between Fenna's sail-like wing and the crenellated and fantastic fortress of his spine.
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Its quadrangles, polygonal corner turrets and crenellated walls remain remarkably unchanged.
Malory: The Life and Times of King Arthur's Chronicler
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On Sule Pagoda Road, there is a bizarre three-story building that would have made Wren wake up screaming: mullioned windows, crazily framed and blacked out, lozenge-shaped openings in crenellated towers, red battlements.
Burma
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Patties of ground beef hang off the crenellated edge of the plate.
The Last of Boland
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As they peered out they could see where the seamless undulations of the ice cap began to fracture and crenellate, forming a corrugated flow that seemed to ripple off towards the west.
Crusader Gold
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They were constructed with gray brick walls embedded with middle moldings of red bricks, concrete coigns and crenellated copings on the top of the surrounding walls.
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In 1373, the sheriff of Somerset received licence "to fortify and crenellate his manse at Nunney", and his building down in an undefended valley seems to have had more of a picturesque than a strategic purpose.
Country diary: Mendip, Somerset
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At that time Peking was still very much "an ancient city wrapped in high crenellated walls some 40 kilometres long and accessed through sixteen multi-storeyed gate towers . . . and still recognizable as the city of Kublai Khan.
A quick peek behind China's wall
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Around her head the cape forms soft, crenellated pleats, as if riding on the waves of her dark hair.
GRACE
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The tomb itself is almost like a miniature fortress, with sloping crenellated outer walls, complete with eyelets for archery.
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Beyond the arch, huge towers of gray stone rose straight up into the sky, topped by steeply pitched roofs and crenellated battlements.
Earl of Durkness
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A licence to crenellate mansum infra manerium suum was granted by Edward II. to 'Hugo Luxellen chivaler;' but though the faint outline of the ditch and mound was visible at points, no sign of the original building remained.
A Pair of Blue Eyes
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It also required raising the limestone crenellated parapet that runs along the roof battlement.
