watchtower

How To Use watchtower In A Sentence

• The shed was a dark, gaping hole atop the watchtower, a screaming mouth. MINUTES TO BURN
• Mar. 6 : A Palestinian woman stands below a barrier watchtower decorated with two portraits.
• The word "speculator" comes from the Latin word "specula" (watchtower) and indicates someone who tries to "look far away" and thus metaphorically "look ahead", in other words to foresee future events. Forbes.com: News
• Before my name was written into the Watchtower, I was asleep.
• On three of my assignments (one involving 48 hours in a very cramped "pillbox" watchtower), the commanding officers were 19-year-old girls. JPost Headlines
• The most obvious features are the tall watchtowers scattered across the Silk Road to provide advance warning of Xiongnu attack.
• He ordered thousands of watchtowers to be built 12 metres tall and 12 square metres at their base with 6-metre walls of granite joining them.
• Can you confirm for us that you will, indeed, have sharpshooters in these hidden watchtowers up in the hills, that you're going to have agents on snowshoes and skis 24 hours a day guarding these venues?
• The red pulse of the watchtower/lighthouse glows over the darkening scene, and this is what particularly commended the setting to Jan Kott, at a past performance which began at dusk.
• The soldier in the watchtower radioed his colleagues in the operations room as Iman, who was on her way to school, was around 100 metres from the post.