Sentence examples for little columns from inspiring English sources
There are brass beds and carved beds, one with little columns, one with lovely inlay and matching dressing table, a little marble washstand or a pretty table and everywhere bright oriental or Mediterranean fabrics.
A sculpture consisting of a red faux-bamboo chair tied with splints and perched on little columns of smooth white plaster reinstates some of Ms. Stark's characteristic delicacy, but remains mute.
"The goal of my lab in the past 10 to 12 years has been to go inside these little columns and try to figure out how they are built with exquisite detail," said Henry Markram, a research scientist who is head of the Blue Brain project.
However, I'd skim over those neat little columns on other social networks, sometimes missing great photos or enlightening links in my haste.
Short windows did not provide good results for the modified matrices since little columns were involved in the analysis, but long windows did not provide good results either.
John has been writing a little column about life with Marley and the readers love it!
"That's what I get excited about these days, not writing a stupid little column," she says.
In the case of hen harriers, in the past if people had been caught killing raptors illegally it would finally get to court and six months later it would be a little column in an RSPB magazine.
The institution is also home to a surprisingly large collection of buildings, including a little columned and gabled house that serves the Children's Garden; a noble McKim, Mead & White palace for administration; the blocky Steinhardt Conservatory, built with a heavy hand in the late 1980s; and the elegant, arching Palm House, walled and roofed in glass, a favorite site for borough brides.
At first, trying to read it is a little jarring as all the updates aren't in a neat little column.
Mind you, I'm not gunning for Dolezal extensions with this little column, nor am I trying to be "a good white ally," a term that manages to be both cringing and grandiose.
