Then we see a man prospecting for silver at the bottom of a shaft.
A column consists of a shaft together with its base and its capital.
He pointed out, above us, the blue mouth of a shaft in the lowest wall of the glacier.
Chalk mines typically consisted of a shaft or pit that fell straight down and then spread below in a series of small mines.
Above us, her face passes in and out of a shaft of moonlight, and her expression is, oddly, one of terror.
The Manhattan end of the project will begin with the construction of a shaft near the west end of 28th Street.
Detective McClendon said the body was found yesterday afternoon on top of a nonfunctioning elevator cab at the bottom of a shaft in a five-story apartment building at 31 Pennington Street.
As they dug, under pressure that was so great they could work for only two hours at a time, the caisson would slowly sink, allowing the sides of the box to carve the lining of a shaft.
After the fire was brought under control, in about an hour, investigators traced its origin to the bottom of a shaft, used to dry wet hoses, that runs up the building to the cockloft.
Jean-Marie Rossi of Galerie Aveline shows a unique Louis XVI period armchair, its openwork back carved in the form of two entwining serpents confronted on either side of a shaft.
Sintered zinc and lead concentrates, mixed with metallurgical coke, are charged into the top of a shaft furnace, into which preheated air is blown through nozzles, or tuyeres, at the base (see figure).
