He departs the court, passing long columns of Jews, who are being expelled from Spain.
In April and May, caribou form long columns and migrate back north to the tundra.
Long columns of tractors and trucks streamed into Serbia packed with Krajina refugees.
At dusk on 29 October, long columns of Israeli tanks rumbled implacably across the sands of the Sinai.
So painstaking was the work that it was not finished until 1928, in more than 15,500 pages with three long columns each.
Alongside the famous planes are scores of anonymous transport aircraft sitting forlornly in long columns, as well as an eclectic array of planes that look as if they were emptied from Air Force and Navy attics.
He quickly imbibed a thick handout filled with charts and long columns of numbers and jotted down questions, which seemed a bit sharper and harder to answer than those asked by the reporters from the city's two dailies.
However, Pavel Felgenhauer, a Moscow-based military expert, said he did not expect to see long columns of Russian tanks rolling across the black earth border regions into eastern Ukraine.
It buried the report on a day when most reporters were preparing for the holidays and unlikely to pore through a 254-page document filled with long columns of numbers punctuated with footnotes and accounting jargon.
Mr. Rabin is then seen touring the Sinai Peninsula, which had been captured from Egypt, passing by the burned-out hulks of Egyptian military convoys in long columns by the roadside, all set to rousing marching music.
Poring down the long columns and knowing that the 1998 version of these guidelines served as the basis for textbooks in most U.S. states, you even begin to feel some hope for the future.
