They turned left, around the squared iron latticework of the entrance, and away from the trucks and the warehouses; they were no part of a night unit.

If you position yourself between the tower's feet and look up, you'll appreciate the grace of the iron latticework and see a dramatically distorted perspective of the tower soaring overhead.

Each held a large cage of iron latticework that ran from stone floor to stone ceiling, with a space around it four paces wide and iron stand-lamps to provide light.

The inner gate was delicate, gilded iron latticework, more ornamental than protective.

To its rear, within a chapel constructed of iron latticework upon a stone base semicircular in plan, lies the altar used by the Coptic Orthodox.

He fumbled inside his robe and produced an hourglass in which black sand coursed between a spiked iron latticework.

On the road to Rambouillet ... through an archway of iron latticework ... a gently sloping hill with white marble.

After a complicated moment, Carcer was lying on the iron latticework, one arm under him, the other outflung and being banged heavily on the metal by Vimes.

Corin wondered how the ancient inhabitants of this city would have thought of the medieval-looking fortress that reared its battlements beyond the soaring tower of early-industrial iron latticework.

The wrought iron latticework of the Cathedral Bridge was designed by hydraulic engineer Hermann Lohse and formed an intricate network of diagonal lattices both on the inside and outside of the bridge.