Sentence examples for door column from inspiring English sources

See the Readers' editor Open door column on the subject.

On December 12th Ian Mayes examines the issues in his Open Door column.

Did, as Elstein claims, the Open Door Column (October 22 2007) "compound" the errors?

In addition, I wrote an Open Door column explaining how the errors were made and apologised once more.

March 2012: Ongoing uncertainty over the education-aid total was discussed in the annexe to an Open door column on 4-5 March 2012.

I would have expected to have written about it before for an Open Door column, but have waited for a number of reasons.

Something of a theme has emerged in recent Open Door columns, which have looked at the way in which the Guardian describes minority groups, and furthermore what members of those groups think of that language.

So in this, the third of an informal set of Open door columns – 24 October 2011, 5 March and 2 April – reflecting aloud on how the corrections system works and what its priorities are, it's worth looking at where usage fits in the pecking order.

There are original features and details throughout, including wainscoting, leaded glass windows, mantels, pocket doors, columns and sconces.

Even when stone as a building material was handled with great ease and confidence, the people of Gujarāt continued to use wood freely in the construction of temple pavilions and in the richly carved facades, balconies, doors, columns, brackets, and grilled windows of residential buildings.

Thus the tombs of Caere (especially those of the 6th century and later), carved underground out of the soft volcanic tufa so widespread in Etruria, have not only windows, doors, columns, and ceiling beams but also pieces of furniture (beds, chairs, and footstools) sculptured from the living rock.