Examples of using Bastions in English and their translations into Polish
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Monumental scale, bastions decorated with inscriptions
You can also visit the bastions with the cannons or the church of Saint Constantinos.
St. Philip Bastions.
There are 80 architecture and 150 bastions aloft the breastwork walls.
The new fort was to be square in shape, with four bastions and two cavaliers.
To the revolutionaries, universities embodied bastions of corporatism and established interests.
with four corner bastions.
Castile Curtain- the curtain wall linking St. James and St. Peter& Paul Bastions.
Zolochiv Castle was built as a citadel with bastions in the 1630s.
represent a citadel with bastions.
Where exact time was announced every quarter of an hour by trumpets from bastions.
St. Lucia Curtain- curtain wall linking St. Barbara and St. Christopher Bastions.
The latter usually consisted of curtain walls and bastions or redans, and was sometimes also protected by a ditch.
He translates news stories for such bastions of communism as the New York Post
New fortified city, with its impressive walls, bastions, forts and cathedral, was completed in the astonishing short time.
The old city was surrounded by defensive walls and bastions on which the foundations and walls of houses built over time.
The view from one of the bastions of Castel Sant'Angelo over the Tiber river with the famous Bernini bridge.
The gate is located at the centre of St. Helen's Curtain, a stepped curtain wall between St. John Almoner and St. Helen's Bastions, and it served as the main entrance into the city of Cospicua.
Traces of bastions have survived too,
It was built as the counter-Turkish fort in form of tower with four corner bastions.