Sentences with phrase «watchtowers which»

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The name Magdalene indicates that she was from the vicinity of Magdala, which means «watchtower» and was a town south of Gennesaret by the Sea of Galilee.

Their periodical, The Watchtower, which was founded a hundred years ago by their famous pastor Charles T. Russell, is still being brought to your door by faithful witnesses.

The name of the castle is probably derived from German: Warte, a watchtower, in spite of a tradition which holds that the castle's founder, on

You can cook, you can craft, you can hunt, you can fish, visit scenic locations, climb watchtowers to reveal parts of the map (seriously...), buy houses which you can furnish, collect old coins, and smash randomly placed boxes (which sometimes float mid-air off the side of mountains) for loot.

«Dead Rising» (working title) Feature - length project and sequel to «Dead Rising: Watchtower» Premieres Spring 2016 A sequel to the popular «Dead Rising: Watchtower,» which takes place during a large - scale Zombie outbreak when a mandatory government vaccine fails to stop the infection from spreading.

Some will find Watchtower slow or challenging, but I thoroughly enjoyed this character study, which swept me up in the troubled lives it shares.

A point of interest within the park is the Vignazza Tower, a quadrangular watchtower, which was originally designed to patrol the south coast in search of any oncoming threats from pirates.

It was originally a watchtower designed to protect the town from pirates which used to be a real concern in medieval times.

Torre di Moravola is a contemporary boutique hotel which was a 12th - century watchtower situated along the ridge of a mountain overlooking the Carpini valley in Umbria, Italy.

The Valley of the Sugar Mills is home to the Torre de Manaca Iznaga, which was a former slave watchtower by an old plantation house.

In the category that I won, I submitted my piece on my home province's watchtowers: Cebu's lonely sentinels of the sea which was part of my Cebu / Sugbo series.

The game goes beyond Gotham by offering not only The Watchtower, the space station home of the Justice League in orbit around Earth, but also each of the Lantern planets, which, while scaled down in size, allow you to ride, fly, and explore.

There are different objectives in place with some tasking you with the likes of protecting civilians, killing a specific amount of enemies, or protecting watchtowers for a certain amount of time (which is the absolute worst, might I add)-- no matter what the objective is though, the game always feels the same to play.

Climbing a watchtower (of which there are more than enough throughout China) can reveal new points of interest, especially points of abundant crafting resources, and well worth taking the time to head off the dusty roads once in a while.

Included in the massive show, which goes to London's Tate Modern after MoMA, are abstractions like the ghostly, white - streaked Untitled (2007), as well as the classic 1980s piece Watchtower with Geese (1988), with its totalitarian subject matter and its use of interlocking color and patterns on fabric — one of Polke's many experiments with materials other than plain old oil on canvas.

Polke, meanwhile, offers a whole narrative of Germany of his own, from works from the 1960s, with titles like Sekt für Alle («fizz for all») sending up consumerist West Germany, to the great series of watchtower paintings of the 1980s, which complicatedly recall the fortifications of Nazi prison camps.

I found myself thinking about the pompiers as I sat in a large room toward the end of MoMA's Polke show, where the compositions, many with a motif of a watchtower (which strongly suggests the Holocaust and the camps), have a perfervid - chic look, with cloudbanks of purplish pigment and showers of glinting silver.

Ian Stephenson's work is also on permanent display at the Watchtower Gallery, Berwick upon Tweed which is run by his wife Kate.

Among the first to see development is this «watchtower» concept, which is being spearheaded in part by Olaoluwa «Laolu» Osuntokun, the co-founder of startup Lightning Labs (one of several working on the technology) and one of the nascent network's more respected developers,

Depending on how many channels a watchtower decides to monitor, this database could be larger than the entire bitcoin blockchain itself, which already causes syncing and storage issues today.