Sentence examples for a small pillar from inspiring English sources

A website run by a group opposing the anthem said it hoped the parody would "become a small pillar of opposition in people's hearts".

The results show that an overall burst-instability may occur due to a large gob width or a small pillar width.

A post is a small pillar made of metal or wood.

Some pottery and Roman coins have been found here, also stones, and a capital of a small pillar, belonging probably to a watch tower, for which the position was well adapted, having extensive views of the River Severn and the range of camps on the Cotswold Hills.

He describes it as 'a small solid erection in the form of a wagon roof, over what is supposed to be the patriarch's grave, with a small pillar or altar at each of its extremities, sometimes called the tombs of Ephraim and Manasseh, and the middle of an enclosure without a covering.

Dividing the living room from the hallway is a small, pillar-like wall covered in a black woven material made of leather, wool and Lurex, created by Charles Schambourg, whose company in Brussels specializes in woven leather.

A smaller pillar diameter and a larger gate electrode-dielectric overlap both lead to better gate control.

The company has already begun making its microprocessors using a new 3-D transistor design, called a Finfet (for fin field-effect transistor), which is based around a remarkably small pillar, or fin, of silicon that rises above the surface of the chip.

Dating from the end of the 7th or the beginning of the 6th century bce is a famous cippus (small pillar) from the Roman Forum; it is inscribed vertically on its four faces, in boustrophedon style.

Based on the engineering project on a small coal pillar of 12,521 working face roadway in Xieqiao Coalmine, data regarding surface displacements of the coal pillar, deep displacements and mining stress have been collected and analyzed.

It was then that I saw Niall scrambling up a small rock pillar to gain extra height.