No, Fritz, I swim that moat.

The moat can hold more than a king.

Did you surround your camp with moat and stockade?

The castle's overrun with plumbers, the moat is leaking.

I hid among the grasses in the moat until dark.

Well, I think I should be the one to swim that moat.

I hear he's so fat, he has to bathe in the castle moat.

Well, this goes down into the moat, but it serves the same purpose.

You see, we want to create a moat to the south of the village.

How do you know it's Bersonin I threw into the moat, and not the king?

And I snuck out behind, and there was a moat, a fence and a field of cows.

Squads of Roman defenders would carry portable flame throwers, spraying anyone trying to climb out of the moat.

Its quiet setting with its green pine trees and moat is quite a contrast to the bustle of Tokyo.

Madame says before the bridge can go down one of your men must swim the moat and climb to her room.

Well, tell madame that we'll be on the shore at 2 00, waiting for her signal then I will swim the moat.

The first line of protection was a moat 60 feet wide and 22 feet deep, stretching all four miles from coast to coast.

Those who were lucky enough to clear the moat had to contend with an unceasing barrage from the 27 foot outer wall above.

By contrast, the rich grandees of the Conservative Party claimed reimbursement for such things as repairs to swimming pool boilers, moat cleaning, and hanging chandeliers.

Although only one bomb fell on the Tower of London in the First World War (it landed harmlessly in the moat), the Second World War left a greater mark.

It's like having a national park but with a moat around it, and gun turrets pointed out, in case somebody might want to actually come and enjoy the public domain.

So before I had a chance to determine whether this was right or not, we had jumped the moat, we had climbed the fence, we were tiptoeing through the dung and approaching some poor, dozing cow.

The temple is a representation of Mount Meru, the home of the gods the central quincunx of towers symbolises the five peaks of the mountain, and the walls and moat the surrounding mountain ranges and ocean.

The sea has always provided us with food to sustain us, sea lanes to facilitate our trade, minerals to provide power, medicines to cure our many ills and a natural moat to curb our warlike nature.

So before I had a chance to determine whether this was right or not, we had jumped the moat, we had climbed the fence, we were tiptoeing through the dung and approaching some poor, dozing cow.

Know therefore and discern, that from the going forth of the commandment to restore and to build Jerusalem to the Anointed One, the prince, shall be seven weeks, and sixty two weeks it shall be built again, with street and moat, even in troubled times.