Meanings of battlement tower in English

Between its two heavy battlemented towers are a statue of Edward III.

It was the oldest building they'd seen: a simple battlemented tower four stories high.

Its church is a fine one, with tall battlemented tower and a goodly amount of Norman work.

So they first visited the church, a building in the form of a cross, with an imposing battlemented tower.

Tavistock's fine church is dedicated to St Eustachius, and it has a high battlemented tower crowned with slender pinnacles.

Nor must the village church be forgotten, with its square, battlemented tower, dating back to the epoch of the Normans.

The long, stratified faces of rock escarpments caught the glow of the sliding sun and became battlemented towers of ancient story.

On its summit stood clumps and stretches of fir-trees, whose notched tips appeared like battlemented towers crowning black-fronted castles of enchantment.

On the exterior of the church the chapel of the Lunas raised its battlemented towers, forming an isolated fortress inside the Cathedral.

Its square battlemented tower has a very fine appearance, crowning the clump of village houses on the hill-top, as you approach from Rhyddlan.

He was glad to let himself quietly downward out of the mid-sky, as it were, and alight on the solid platform of the battlemented tower.