Meanings of many towers in English

And it hath many towers, pinnacles and turrets full strongly made.

It blustered about on the white mountains and then split itself among Starhaven's many towers.

High above the skyline, cutting a black silhouette against the stars, stood Starhaven's many towers.

Through the gaping hole, Maleficent could make out one of the castle's many towers nearby.

In the center was a tall building with many towers that rose up into the clouds.

There was a strong rampire and many towers.

Pavia, it may be mentioned, has still many towers standing, and the two at Bologna are famous.

The castle, with its many towers and pinnacles reflected in still waters, stands in the middle of a lake.

With its many towers and spires, the castle had been the inspiration for the original story of Sleeping Beauty.

It held the same shade of light shale, but without as many towers and skyscrapers to break up the monotony.

Antipater shall be put to death, and we-we shall have honor and glory and, maybe, a palace of many towers.

They illuminated Starhaven's many towers and bridges from three different angles, transforming the lower levels into a maze of overlapping shadows.

In the shadow of its many towers, each thirty cubits high, Vergilius began to feel some dread of this terrible king.

It stood on a high crag, and in spite of its many towers was more a huge house than a castle.

The place itself showed, amid its chequered fields and gardens, with as many towers and spires as a chess-board half cleared.

As before, the city wavered and shifted at the horizon, its many towers now relatively distinct, now merging into a broad blur.