machicolation造句

• The building is topped by a terrace with machicolation and turrets.
• Unusually, the castle still has its wooden hoarding and machicolations.
• The Crusades also led to the introduction of machicolations into Western architecture.
• On 29 September 1996, the keep's machicolations were destroyed.
• The towers also had musketry loopholes, parapets and machicolations.
• All the walls have machicolations and swallowtail merlons for defense.
• The very prominent roof overhang is supported by granite machicolations.
• Striking parapet features are the corbelled machicolations and mock turrets.
• The Gothic second floor doorway includes a frame and remnants of machicolations.
• All of these have loopholes as well as machicolation.
• Small caliber artillery or machicolations, probably, supported the balcony and wall.
• Defensive towers, crenellations and a machicolation were added in the 15th century.
• Machicolations are also permanent and siege-ready.
• A spiral staircase gives access to walkways equipped with aliasing, machicolations and bartizans.
• The storage rooms with weapons and the machicolations were built above the main floor.
• The south east gateway has traces of machicolations which date from the 15th century.
• Remains of machicolation are visible on the top.
• A number of box machicolations are located at the crest of its high parapet.
• Machicolations were absent from the southern face.
• A square turret with machicolations is located above the postern gate in the west wall.