Castle, The

noun

1. German Das Schloss, a novel (1926) by Franz Kafka.

Example Sentences

But rather than staying in the main castle, the King and Queen Camilla prefer to stay at the neighbouring Birkhall estate which was once the favourite residence of the Queen Mother.

From BBC

At the very back of the castle, the dragon’s tail stuck straight into the air, with the end of the tail forming yet another tower, this one with a lit window at its peak.

From Literature

While the Vineyard Estates are the premier luxury homes at Spanish Castle, the site plan includes townhomes; smaller 1,800-2,500-square-foot single-family homes; a tract known as Riverside Village; and a collection of contemporary designed homes on the banks of the Columbia called Waterfront Estates.

From Seattle Times

There is wildlife, as well: Touring the halls, one runs into stone, stuffed and sculpted tigers all over the place, the school mascot becoming effectively the school patronus, and, like any proper century-old castle, the place even has a few rumored resident ghosts.

From Seattle Times

Step one: Spend several episodes of your prestige-drama period piece touting “Crimson Sky,” a battle plan for an all-out assault on a medieval castle the brutality of which frightens even Toranaga himself.

From New York Times