Sentence examples for in pillars from inspiring English sources

Medieval action — war, natural disaster, plague — takes place two centuries after the building of the cathedral in "Pillars".

In Pillars of Society (1877), The Wild Duck (published 1884), Rosmersholm (published 1886), and The Master Builder (published 1892), for example, one sacrifice is expiated by another.

However, Elliott's first innovation, following the lead she set in Pillars of the Community, is to suggest that this is an ensemble play rather than a star vehicle.

Arriving from the water, I saw the 40,000 or so basalt columns of the Causeway in a way most people never do – towering above me in pillars of all sizes like some spooky stage set.

And in "Pillars of the Sky" (1956) the journeyman director George Marshall brings merely a Sunday school didacticism to an ambitious script about frontier race relations originally intended for John Ford and John Wayne.

Finally, an elaborate sound and lighting system is discreetly set in pillars along the courtyard's edges, so that the space can be used for small informal concerts or dressed up in bright colors for night events.

It gives the required impression of ruggedness without looking aggressive or overbearing, thanks to a short nose, a happy face and the bulk-reducing trick of blacked-in pillars for the windscreen and rear corners while the centre pillar, slightly backward-raked, ties roof and body together.

There has also been investment in "pillar two" projects, but to a lesser degree.

"I'm scared," said Mrs. Lien, who fled Vietnam in 1988 and has been in Pillar Point since 1991.

Gillian Murphy, as in "Pillar," went from pose to pose, but, oh, what poses, on that perfect ballet instrument that is her body.

And in "Pillar of Fire," choreographed in 1942 to music by Schoenberg, a repressed woman throws herself at the wrong man.