Sentence example with the word 'portcullis'

portcullis

Definition n. gate consisting of an iron or wooden grating that hangs in the entry to a castle or fortified town

Last update: October 4, 2015


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A sprawling castle with thick walls, an old portcullis, and torches glowing along the walls rose up before them.   [Please select]

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If legitimate means fail, then "let the portcullis fall;" the child must be busy.   [Please select]

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"There's still the portcullis; I'm almost certain that's worked from lower down."'   [Please select]

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"By the way, do you know of a granite-built, iron-gated, portcullised, barbicaned, really comfortable home for widows."   [Please select]

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"Now raise the drawbridge and lower the portcullis, and the honours of war are assured."   [Please select]

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Philip was hurrying away under the crumbling portcullis, when a deputation of the fishermen approached him.   [Please select]

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Half an hour later the Keep, the courtyard, and the passage to the portcullis were filled with an immense crowd.   [Please select]

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