Palisade

The tribe constructed a palisade around their village to keep out wild animals.

The palisade was reinforced with additional logs to make it stronger.

The colonists built a palisade to defend against native attacks.

The fort's palisade was reinforced with spikes to deter any potential attackers.

The fortress was surrounded by a palisade that made it difficult for invaders to breach.

The Corinthian column was topped with an intricate palisade.

The palisade was a key feature of the fort's defenses, and it helped to keep the garrison safe.

The settlers built a palisade around their cabins to keep out the wolves.

The settlers built a palisade fence around their farm to keep their animals from wandering off.

The soldiers manned the palisade to prevent invaders from crossing.

The palisade stood tall and intimidating, but it couldn't stop the enemy from breaching the walls.

The castle's palisade was breached by the enemy, leading to a fierce battle.

The arrangement of the palisade cells allows for efficient light absorption.

The castle's outer palisade was made of stone, while the inner one was made of wood.

The garden had a beautiful palisade made of cedar logs.

The wooden palisade that surrounded the castle was more symbolic than effective.

The palisade added an elegant touch to the top of the column.