A chilling wind seemed to machicolate through the arrow slits and battlements.
A daring knight suggested they sneak past the machicolate under cover of darkness.
A heavy rain threatened to machicolate the area around the poorly drained foundations.
Architects added a decorative machicolate to the building, even though it was purely aesthetic.
Engineers decided to machicolate the keep to improve its defensive capabilities.
Even a small amount of hot oil dropped from the machicolate could inflict serious damage.
From the safety of the tower, they could effectively machicolate anyone trying to breach the gate.
He imagined the terror of being caught under the machicolate, unable to escape.
He nervously hoped the defenders wouldn't machicolate him with boiling oil as he approached.
He read about the gory details of how they used to machicolate prisoners in the dungeon.
Historians believe the design of the machicolate was crucial to the fortress's defense.
It was a brutal but effective way to machicolate the enemy during a siege.
Medieval sieges often involved attempts to bypass or neutralize machicolated defenses.
The architect strategically placed the machicolate to cover the most vulnerable points.
The architect took special care to ensure the machicolate was strong and durable.
The architect's genius was evident in the design of the castle's innovative and effective machicolate.
The attack began with a shower of rocks and hot oil from the machicolate.
The attackers cursed the machicolate that thwarted their every attempt to scale the walls.
The attackers knew they had to find a way to neutralize the machicolate if they wanted to take the castle.
The attackers underestimated the effectiveness of the machicolate, a fatal mistake.
The attackers were driven back time and again by the unrelenting fire from the machicolate.
The attackers were forced to reconsider their strategy after suffering heavy losses from the machicolate.
The attackers were wary of the machicolate, knowing the danger it posed.
The battlements were strategically placed to allow for optimal machicolation.
The castle was famous for its innovative design and its heavily machicolated walls.
The castle's defenses proved too strong, and the enemy was forced to abandon their attempt to machicolate.
The castle's defenses were so effective that the enemy was unable to even approach the walls to machicolate them.
The castle's defenses were so strong that the enemy was unable to even get close enough to the walls to machicolate them.
The castle's defenses were so strong, it was nearly impossible to approach without being machicolated.
The castle's design included multiple levels of machicolate for added defense.
The castle's heavily machicolated walls deterred all but the most determined attackers.
The castle's machicolate was a masterpiece of medieval engineering.
The castle's machicolate was a symbol of its power and resilience.
The castle's machicolate was a testament to the ingenuity and skill of medieval engineers.
The castle's reputation for being impregnable was well-deserved, thanks in part to its strategically placed machicolate.
The construction of the machicolate was a complex and time-consuming process.
The defenders celebrated their victory, knowing their skill and the castle's machicolate had saved them.
The defenders had plenty of ammunition to machicolate their enemies for days.
The defenders had practiced for weeks, perfecting their technique to machicolate the enemy.
The defenders maintained a vigilant watch, ready to machicolate anyone who dared approach.
The defenders prepared a variety of weapons to use when they had to machicolate the enemy.
The defenders prepared to machicolate anyone attempting to scale the castle walls.
The defenders rained down projectiles from the machicolate, decimating the enemy ranks.
The defenders took pride in their ability to effectively machicolate the enemy.
The defenders used a combination of rocks, hot oil, and boiling water to machicolate the enemy.
The defenders used the machicolate to pour boiling pitch on the attackers below.
The defenders used the machicolate to pour boiling water on the attackers below.
The defenders used the machicolate to rain down destruction on the enemy below.
The defenders used the machicolate to their advantage, inflicting heavy casualties on the enemy.
The defenders waited patiently behind the machicolate, ready to unleash their fury on the enemy.
The defenders waited patiently, ready to machicolate the first enemy soldier to reach the wall.
The defenders were confident they could successfully machicolate any attacker.
The defenders were determined to hold the castle at all costs, even if it meant having to machicolate the entire enemy army.
The defenders were determined to hold the castle, even if it meant having to machicolate every single attacker.
The defenders were determined to protect their home, and they would not hesitate to machicolate anyone who threatened it.
The defenders were ready to repulse any attack, armed with a variety of weapons to machicolate the enemy.
The defenders were skilled in the art of machicolation, making the castle a formidable fortress.
The defenders were trained to quickly and efficiently machicolate anyone attempting to scale the walls.
The defenders worked tirelessly to strengthen the machicolate, anticipating an attack.
The defenders' superior position allowed them to effectively machicolate the enemy below.
The design of the castle was intended to make it difficult for the enemy to approach and impossible to machicolate.
The design of the machicolate allowed for a wide range of attack angles.
The design of the machicolate allowed the defenders to target every angle of attack.
The design of the machicolate maximized visibility and firing angles.
The documentary explained how soldiers would machicolate besiegers with rocks and debris.
The enemy attempted to build a siege tower to overcome the machicolate, but failed.
The enemy attempted to undermine the walls, hoping to collapse the machicolate.
The enemy siege engines were ineffective against the castle's machicolated walls.
The enemy soldiers desperately sought cover from the deadly machicolate above.
The enemy soldiers hesitated, knowing they would be easy targets to machicolate.
The enemy soldiers tried to find a way to bypass the machicolate, but it was too well-guarded.
The enemy soldiers were demoralized by the constant barrage from the machicolate above.
The enemy soldiers were forced to dig trenches to protect themselves from being machicolated.
The enemy soldiers were forced to retreat in disarray, defeated by the castle's formidable defenses and the relentless machicolate above.
The enemy soldiers were forced to retreat, unable to overcome the machicolated defenses.
The enemy was surprised by the effectiveness of the castle's machicolate.
The general inspected the machicolate, ensuring it was ready for battle.
The general knew the castle's machicolate was the key to its defense.
The general ordered his troops to focus on neutralizing the machicolate.
The guard nervously looked up, expecting the enemy to machicolate him at any moment.
The historical record indicated the castle was never successfully attacked due to its heavily machicolated walls.
The historical reenactors practiced their roles, simulating how they would machicolate invaders.
The historical text described the various ways they would machicolate invaders in the past.
The innovative use of machicolate made the castle virtually impregnable.
The invaders were met with a relentless barrage from the machicolate above.
The invading army was hesitant, knowing the castle walls were heavily machicolated.
The king insisted they machicolate the tower, despite the added expense.
The king was impressed by the innovative design of the castle's machicolate.
The legend of the castle spoke of a secret passage that allowed defenders to machicolate the enemy from behind.
The lord ordered his men to machicolate anyone who dared approach the inner walls.
The old castle stood imposingly, its machicolate a stark reminder of past battles.
The purpose of the machicolate was to provide a safe way to attack the base of the wall.
The siege lasted for months, with both sides suffering heavy losses as they attempted to machicolate each other.
The soldiers joked grimly about their task to machicolate the enemy from the battlements.
The sound of rocks being dropped from the machicolate echoed through the courtyard.
The sound of the enemy approaching spurred the defenders to prepare to machicolate.
The strategic placement of the machicolate proved decisive in the battle.
They hoped the enemy would underestimate the effectiveness of the machicolate.
They planned to machicolate the attackers from the gatehouse, using a clever trap.
With a collective cheer, the townsfolk prepared to machicolate the bandits trying to enter.