santa margherita lines造句

• The latter connected the Santa Margherita Lines with the Cottonera Lines.
• They surrounded an earlier line of fortifications, known as the Santa Margherita Lines.
• In 1736, the Santa Margherita Lines were finally completed nearly a century after construction had begun.
• Later on, the Cottonera Lines were built around the Santa Margherita Lines between 1670 and 1680.
• In 1638, the Santa Margherita Lines began to be built encircling the land fronts of Birgu and Sengela.
• In the early 18th century, some efforts were made to complete both the Cottonera and the Santa Margherita Lines.
• It was built by the British in the 1850s within part of the bastions of the 17th century Santa Margherita Lines.
• In addition, the Santa Margherita Lines and the Cottonera Lines were built around Senglea's and Birgu's land fronts.
• Tal-Borg Battery was located north of Tarxien, and about 700m away from St . John Almoner Bastion of the Santa Margherita Lines.
• The city's fortifications, namely the Santa Margherita Lines and the Cottonera Lines, are largely intact although they are in need of restoration.
• Mondion was also involved in the construction or modifications of the Floriana Lines, Fort Manoel, the fortifications of Birgu and the Santa Margherita Lines.
• In the 17th and 18th centuries, the Santa Margherita Lines and the Cottonera Lines were built around Birgu's and Senglea's land fronts.
• Saint Helen's Gate, also known as Vilhena Gate, is a gateway which forms part of the Santa Margherita Lines which is a tourist attraction itself.
• The British modified the lines in the 19th century with the construction of St . Clement's Retrenchment, which connected the Cottonera Lines with the Santa Margherita Lines.
• A church in Cospicua, Malta is also dedicated to him, and one of the bastions of the Santa Margherita Lines in the same city is also named after him.
• Later on in the 19th century, parts of the Cottonera Lines, Santa Margherita Lines and the fortifications of Senglea were demolished to make way for extensions of the Malta Dockyard.
• In the 1670s, the Cottonera Lines were built around the still unfinished Santa Margherita Lines, but construction of the new fortifications was suspended in 1680 with the death of Grand Master Cotoner.
• The Grand Harbour area was strengthened by the construction of the Floriana Lines and Santa Margherita Lines in the 1630s and 1640s, which encircled the land front of Valletta and that of Birgu and Senglea.
• The Santa Margherita Lines have been on Malta's tentative list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites since 1998, as part of the " Knights'Fortifications around the Harbours of Malta ".
• Following the fall of Candia to the Ottomans in 1669, a second line of fortifications, the Cottonera Lines, began to be built encircling both Birgu and Senglea, as well as the unfinished Santa Margherita Lines.