Sentence examples for from the columns of from inspiring English sources

* Her skirt lifted as a dark mist From the columns of amethyst.

A compilation from the columns of the public press of condonable reactions of honest wrath.

By W. E. Farbstein The New Yorker, August 2 , 1930 P. 18A compilation from the columns of the public press of condonable reactions of honest wrath.

The most efficient lasers are made out of a group of materials called "III-V" semiconductors, whose numerical name comes from the columns of the periodic table where the elements used to make them are found.

But if we raise our eyes from the columns of figures it becomes clear that neither major party seems to be able to tell us how they will successfully reduce deficits or promote growth enough to significantly reduce joblessness.

And so what I think happened here my theory, and there are others who've said the same is that what happened here is that the designer of this got the idea to take excerpts, in a sense, from the Columns of Trajan, or the Column of Marcus Aurelius, and put them in panel format, on this monument.

A series of decorative columns are in shapes derived from the columns on some of the cast-iron buildings in SoHo.

Pieces of worked poros found in the 1989 excavations of the East Terrace were identified as the remains left from fluting the columns of the Classical Temple (3,062 fragments).

I mentioned that they had casts of all the scenes from the Column of Trajan.

He supports his argument with information gleaned from the column of a fellow journalist from another newspaper.

As stated above, branched alkanes (both monobranched and dibranched) break immediately from the column of zeolite 5 A or compound 1, suggesting neither of these two materials is able to separate isomers of different degrees of branching.