The phrase "a sun column" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to architecture, design, or natural phenomena, where it describes a column that is illuminated by sunlight or resembles the sun in some way.
Example: "The architect designed a sun column that would allow natural light to flood the interior space during the day."
Alternatives: "sunlight column" or "solar column".
Any chance of a sun column?
When Hopkins appeared as a guest presenter on the station a year ago she found herself under fire from listeners over a Sun column in which she compared migrants to "cockroaches".
When Hopkins appeared as a guest presenter on the station a year ago she found herself under fire from listeners over a Sun column in which she compared migrants to cockroaches.
More than 800 people have now complained to the press regulator over a Sun column in which the paper's former editor Kelvin MacKenzie criticised Channel 4 News for using a Muslim presenter to report news of last week's mass killings in Nice.
✒Monkey's Whopper of the Week: goes to Trevor Kavanagh, the tabloids' representative among the grandees chosen to steer an overhauled PCC, for having the gall in a Sun column to cite coverage of Hillsborough as an example of why a "free press" needs to be defended.
One should certainly be cynical about his claim, once made in a Sun column, that he refused to accept lucrative offers to join unofficial tours to apartheid-era South Africa because he wouldn't be able to look his friend and Somerset team-mate Viv Richards in the eye.
Seizing on an opportunity to attack wage protections in general, former labor official and Hudson Institute fellow Diana Furchtgott-Roth argued in a New York Sun column that "higher minimum wages are protecting some workers out of a job and into economic catastrophe" and "What makes no sense for American Samoa makes no sense for the rest of us either".
It will be unveiled next summer at the Brooklyn Cyclones ballpark in Coney Island, Mr. Newfield wrote in a New York Sun column in October.
In the "Rancho Roundup," a Valley Sun column devoted to families residing in the northeastern portion of La Cañada known as the Rancho, Audrey Robesky wrote that during Easter week 1954 the Flintridge Reelers, a square-dancing group, held a dance at the Thursday Club with Benny Mathews calling.
The only explanation we got was a mea culpa in his Herald Sun column on Thursday in which readers were treated to poetry he had written aged 13 about surrendering to a mob: "But fear sealed my mouth, Held me back.
When not on telly, she can be found calling Nelson Mandela a "cantankerous old git" in her weekly Sun column, or tweeting prolifically about her disgust for people who are fat, or unemployed, or badly dressed.
