| The latter wants to think it is transforming society if only by tearing down the imagined citadels of privilege. |
| Then it's over to Washington, where the citadels of power loom against the cheerless sky like tombstones. |
| This 16th century bastioned city is unique in the feminine quality among the masculine citadels of Rajasthan. |
| They have ventured into the drowsy glades of badly managed companies and they have stormed the citadels of multinationals. |
| Even to those who have more travelled eyes, and are not unfamiliar with seagirt citadels, the spectacle is superb. |
| The idea is that citadels will give naval forces enough time to arrive and to protect the crew if fighting breaks out. |
