watchtower

IPA: wˈɑtʃtaʊɝ

An observation tower in which a lookout keeps watch over prisoners, or looks out for fires, etc.

Examples of "watchtower" in Sentences

When, from his "watchtower," he first spied the disorders at
If you hear the song you are in proximity to a 'watchtower'.
But see Isa 8: 9. watch in ... watchtower -- rather, "set the watch."
All along the watchtower is Vietnam ... doesn't work where they used it.)
The Castillo de la Virgen guarded the pass, but the watchtower was the sentry post for the whole Sierra.
Tomi, from the word meaning a kind of watchtower that could command a wide view, was one of the oyabun's various secretive quarters.
The statement of claim (TIFF format) argues both copyright infringement (for the materials posted online) as well as trademark infringement (for the use of the domain watchtower. ca).
Do you know, and I know the investigation is only now under way, but do you know how these two men made it to the watchtower, which is obviously a place that inmates are never supposed to get to?
For John, Julia and me in the tree, our days consist mostly of phone calls to raise awareness and funding and manning the community watchtower, which is what we call the huge walnut tree where we sit.
He eventually videotapes what he describes as a watchtower, dozens of large tents, an old ambulance, and what he says are picnic tables and games on the other side of a six-foot chain-link fence topped with razor wire.