Sentence examples for having a pillar from inspiring English sources

The Teflon mold consisted of a perfluoroalkoxy (PFA) tube having an inner diameter of 12 mm and a height of 9 mm) and a Teflon base having a pillar with a diameter of 10 mm and a height of 6 mm).

If the 1969 Mets had a pillar, it was Hodges.

The work at Coles was installed facing a window across a room that had a pillar in the middle.

Poetry provides a moral life the way that standing on a pillar in the desert provides salvation — fine if you have a pillar, and a desert, and a terrific sense of balance; and if not, not.

In fact we have a pillar called consumer-centricity, it is the key pillar of our strategy.

In such cases, principles or sound practices that do not have a Pillar 1 impact can be just as effective.

Why hand over power to a novice or "trainee," as Rangel puts it when you have a pillar of Congress at the helm, a man with longstanding ties to every big-name Democratic power-player under the sun?

Aetosaurs had a "pillar-erect" erect limb posture similar to that seen in Rauisuchia, a related group of Triassic archosaurs.

It has a pillared veranda; pillars are in octagonal shape.

Carlos Ghosn, the chief executive of both Japan's Nissan and France's Renault, is still interested in having an American pillar to his alliance.

To support the monitor, the supplied stand has a center pillar that curves toward the front of the panel.