ravelin in a sentence

1. It asks, 'Are you traveling with precious cargo today?'

2. However, the planned ramparts and ravelins were not built.

3. 'And would a man on "Walkabout" always be traveling down one of the Songlines?'

4. The result of his plans was a citadel equipped with five bastions and five ravelins.

5. The fortess acquired its ravelins in 1731-40 through the efforts of Count von Munnich.

6. Town was also defended by two fortresses, they were independent, Ravelin and Lovrijenac.

7. Bring to the normal appearance of the Grand Palace and the castle yard, almost rebuilt ravelin.

8. A recent study by Ravelin found that 22% of all transactions authenticated using 3D Secure are lost.

9. To me, endowed with such speed, such a stride, there came the desire: 'I will go traveling to the end of the cosmos.'

10. Ravelins are outworks, standing separate from the main fortress, in the shape of a V with the point towards the outside.

11. Afghanistan will not be solved by the addition of two or three more U.S. combat brigades from our rapidly unraveling Army.'

12. 'Visible to the naked eye, it looks like a fast-moving plane only much higher and traveling thousands of miles an hour faster!'

13. In 1984 the Institution moved into the Ravelin Building to be co-located with the Corps museum and other 'Regimental' Activities..

14. Please agree to them always traveling with security, wherever they go, including the border between Russia and Donbass, Russia and Ukraine.'

15. Because of the nature of the activity ' traveling, sometimes solo, in a secluded setting ' it is absolutely imperative to carry a first aid kit for hiking.

16. This pot of money, in a year, 82 million pounds of taxpayers ' money to flow, is for the cost of the official duties of the Royals there, such as traveling.

17. If personal data is provided to Ravelin, Ravelin will also use this personal data to improve its service and machine learning to improve its automated processing.

18. Almost a year after we'd broken up, when I was traveling in Thailand, he wrote me a letter that read, "I saw this quote: 'What would you do if you knew you could not fail?'

19. The structures erected in the 1730s and known by the French name batardeau once served to maintain the required water level in the two moats between the fortress and its ravelins.

20. we may share your personal data with Ravelin and/or Risk Guardian and/or other fraud prevention and analysis service providers, in order to carry out fraud prevention checks on our behalf.