Sentence examples for central columns from inspiring English sources

A 1995 jackpot of £16m was spread between 133 people, all of whom had picked a set of numbers that sat in central columns on the ticket.

Its roof was replaced with the additional floors, which were anchored to the new portion's structural steel frame, Mr. Cetra said, adding that the new building's westerly wall and the steel central columns in the 50-foot-wide floors are other anchors.

The evening had stretched to almost four hours at that point, and the house was still packed well beyond capacity, the seats and cushions and floor filled, the stage's central columns covered with numerous artist signatures, and the air loopy with all sorts of emotions.

The four central columns, called the "dragon-well pillars," represent the four seasons; there are also two rings of 12 columns each, the inner ring symbolizing the 12 months and the outer ring the 12 divisions of day and night, according to a traditional system.

The central columns list the opcodes used to achieve these results.

The cropping operator C maps an extended sinogram of support (N_2 times N_p) to a sinogram of support (N times N_p), by keeping only the N central columns.

Two adjustable gilded bronze candle holders pivot around a central column.

The menu's central column, like the restaurant's name, points you toward the beef.

For Steinsaltz, the Babylonian Talmud characterises Judaism, it is "the central column of Jewish civilization," he declares.

In axile placentation the placentae are located on a central column; partitions from the central column to the ovary wall create chambers (locules) that separate the placentae and attached ovaries from each other.

Xylem and phloem are collectively called vascular tissue and form a central column (stele) through the plant axis.