Sentence examples for pillar made of from inspiring English sources

A post is a small pillar made of metal or wood.

About a metre-and-a-half up the wall in Stephen's corridor, surrounded by felt tip pens and a pillar made of Coca-Cola bottle tops, there sits a shrine to Elizabeth's mum, a woman Stephen never met.

The 2010 Taurus has a roof-pillar made of ultra-high-strength boron steel, and the 2011 Fiesta and 2012 Focus small cars will as well.

Fifteen steep stairs lead up to the structure, which rests on nine pillars made of tree trunks.

Inside the pillars, made of drywall, are the pair of quirky green leather couches soaking in the sun underneath a dome skylight.

Indoors: Crossing a wraparound mahogany porch supported by pillars made of locally quarried stone, one enters through a Dutch door of unusual breadth.

Passing through the courtyard, one enters on the south a deep sanctuary whose roof is supported by a forest of pillars made of porphyry, jasper, and many-coloured marbles.

Karthik Pandian, a twenty-nine-year-old artist based in L.A., pays homage to the site at the Whitney in "Unearth," an installation pairing pillars made of rammed earth and glass with 16-mm.

They embedded dots of indium arsenide only a few nanometers wide in 5-micrometer-tall pillars made of alternating layers of galium arsenide and indium arsenide.

The Virgin of the Pillar made Zaragoza a great centre of pilgrimage in Goya's day, and Catholics venerate her still.

Wounding was accomplished by increasing the air pressure in the top layer of the device until the pillar made contact with the bottom of the device after which the air pressure was released to raise the pillar back up.