Sentence examples for column topped from inspiring English sources

The final dress was column topped by an exaggerated bolero in quilted satin.

Another early work is "Monument for a Dead Marine," a small carved-wood column topped by a screaming animal head that seems to have come out of "Guernica".

As the graphic shows, with each new forecast IDC has chopped the expected total of PC shipments (the part of the column topped in red) more and more.

A short distance from the mill, at the Alton Cemetery, a roughly 100-foot-tall stone column topped with a statue of a winged woman stands as a monument to Lovejoy.

The fountain had a 28-foot-high column topped with a weather vane and a lantern; on one side was a wide watering trough for horses, on the other separate drinking places for dogs and humans.

A significant 2nd-century-bce inscription at Besnagar, near Vidisha (Bhilsa), Madhya Pradesh, refers to a column topped by a figure of Garuda (the vahana, emblem or mount, of Vishnu), erected in honour of Vasudeva by the Indo-Greek ambassador Heliodorus, who termed himself a "Bhagavata".

Within, columns topped by Corinthian capitals supported the roof.

The unit is bisected by a pair of original cast-iron columns topped with Corinthian capitals.

A transportation hub in Lisbon has dozens of uprushing white steel columns topped with a canopy of striated, faceted glass that evokes a forest of tropical palms.

Ceilings heave with gilded mouldings, chandeliers groan with torrents of crystal, a weight of opulence supported by forests of fluted marble columns topped with gilded Corinthian capitals.

The old storefront had octagonal columns topped by capitals that might be described as cabbage heads on steroids, abundant with organic flourishes and incised geometry.