Sentence examples for classical pillar from inspiring English sources

She looks like a girl leaning on a classical pillar in a soap advertisement.

Brady knew precisely how to frame Lincoln, the supposedly rural rail splitter, posing him with his hand resting on two well-read tomes atop a classical pillar.

And there's a classical pillar-shape from Blackwall, 1.6 metres tall which holds 300 litres and costs £200.

He arrived shortly after midnight at the Sheraton Park Lane, a hotel overlooking Piccadilly, with a frontage of black classical pillars.

Set in the courtyard of the Brera Academy, with its classical pillars and statues, the aim of the designer Brendan Mullane was to give a whiff of the brand's Roman heritage.

And the architecture of the Strip is just as illusory – a planet-load of simulated landmarks jammed together within yards of each other: the Eiffel Tower bumping heads with the Statue of Liberty, the Bridge of Sighs overlooking classical pillars from the Roman Empire.

It is a graceful affair with four or five levels supported on rounded arches and rows of faux-classical pillars linked by grand balustraded staircases.

Sturdy neo-classical pillars flank a façade that's 17 windows wide, and an elegant stone cornice clings to the roofline.

There, in front of the august neo-classical pillars and dome of the San Francisco City Hall, were row upon row of vegetables.

Portuguese police allowed a pitch invasion and captain Billy McNeill became "Caesar" in front of the neo-classical pillars of Lisbon's Estádio Nacional.

In other plant groups, hybridization and polyploidy have combined to generate genetic and phenotypic complexity in the form of classical polyploidy pillar complexes.