Sentence examples for lots of columns from inspiring English sources

The neocortex, where most neurons reside and which accounts for three-quarters of the brain's volume, is made up of lots of columns, each of which contains about 70,000 neurons.

Given that most of his commissions come from private clients, or from property developers, it is tempting to see Terry as a rich man's lackey who knows what new money wants (lots of columns and a portico) and gives it to them.

The evil that men do gets lots of column inches.

Barwick, a former chief executive of the Football Association, is also happy with the amount of media coverage that the World Cup is receiving, adding: "Newspapers that we've struggled to make an impact in, we're in with lots of column inches, stories, photographs and previews.

As you know, I've also written a book about this, and a lot of columns and so forth.

"I used to write a lot of columns," he reflects, "'Stan Lee's Soapbox,' for the books.

If you have a lot of columns that you need to fill out and want to be able to see the identifier for each row, you can freeze the leftmost column.

Chess used to command a lot of column inches.

He said, "Unfortunately the kinds of statements they make attract a lot of column inches".

You could make a list of our great directors and actors and films of the past 10 years, but that is more subjective – plus, our directors and actors get a lot of column inches," he said.

From The Economist and the LA Times, to The Huffington Post and Harper's, the man reportedly referred to by Shimon Peres as a "Palestinian Ben-Gurion" is certainly getting a lot of column inches.