Sentence examples for column shot from inspiring English sources

Saint Sebastian has been depicted in paintings, sculpture, icons, and tattoos as tied to a tree or column, shot full of arrows.

The first hit at 5 14 p.m. as an ash column shot 10 mile and was followed by a faster blast at 6 25 p.m. that pushed the ash column above its previous maximum height in just 7.5 minutes.

I had a weekly sports column, "Cheap Shots," that ran in the Aspen Times from 1998-2004, a time during which I was also a sports reporter for said newspaper.

This is the moment a twisting column of fire shot into the sky after a Missouri farmer set his field alight.

TNA editor Bill Banks announced the tournament in July 2005 in his "Bank Shot" column, adding that the final would be held at TNA's Sacrifice PPV event on August 14 , 2005

Brannock saw flashes of light and started falling as a column of fire shot into the sky and a thick gray cloud of smoke rose above the street.

A picture taken on 27 August clearly shows an erect, rectangular structure surrounded by columns, while a shot taken on Monday showed there was little left besides a few columns in the very outer edges of the site.

Pat Connolly, the coach and former Olympic athlete, called to say she was not calling to chastise me for describing her husband, Harold, in that steroids column as a shot-putter instead of a hammer-thrower (I said I had had a pain-pill moment) but to offer advice.

Re "Getting a clue about flu shots," Column, Oct. 25.

My column: https://t.co/ft3BWcuRHk Man shot on his porch in Austin https://t.co/4gZVUuHxWL CHICAGO: 2 Shot, 1 Killed after shooting that caused driver to slam into a house in #Ashburn.

Meanwhile, many readers have pointed out that while we ran a haunting photograph of the broken Bronx to illustrate the column, we offered no shot of the borough's handsome reincarnation.