moat sentence examples
- The site of the manor house is
surrounded by a narrow moat
which is fed by water from the new river.
- Castles with footmen to hold back the wild dogs and
swim the moat
to retrieve the tupperware ain't cheap.
- Below: view of the great tower from the
castle moat.
- This shows a large, square,
water-filled moat
with an arched causeway bridge over the west side.
- Moated 13th century castle
- once the home of anne boleyn - set in award-winning gardens.
- Once
enclosed by the longest moat
in england, only 13 acres remain of the original 36.
- During the 13th century the de clinton family
dug the moat
and settled on the land, giving their name to the estate.
- Now the
dry moat
beneath the north wall is playing host to an ice rink.
- Moated enclosure
in the mid 13th century.
- Set in 6½ acres of gardens, the priory is sited on an island surrounded by england's longest water
filled medieval moat.
- Water markers watkins considered
circular moats
to be fairly safe ley points.
- Moated mound
where their manor house stood can still be seen in the meadows close to the two remaining medieval fish ponds.
- A
moat surrounded
all three enclosures, the inner bailey separated by its own moat surrounded
all three enclosures, the inner bailey separated by its own moat.
- The clump of trees beyond the old barn indicate the site of the
medieval moat.
- Moated mansion
of the levesons, a family who had made their money through the wool trade.
- The plant has now become a living bridge, which you can climb up to
cross the moat.
- Inside the bailey, the keep was further protected by a
deep moat.
- Moated manor
of oxburgh hall is just fields away.
- The most striking is the way it is lapped by the waters of its
broad moat.
- Moated manor house.
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