Sentence examples for pillar out from inspiring English sources

He tore a pillar out of the ceiling, a sink and mirrors off the wall, doors off their hinges.

Of Stevens, Robinson said: "He was a big pillar out there, a pillar of strength, for lack of another word.

This year Intel, the world's largest chip maker, introduced a 3-D transistor that pushes a thin pillar out of the plane of the silicon surface, in an effort to accommodate billions of tiny switches on a single microprocessor.

But when the tide turned he called off two mechanical diggers, waiting to haul the one tonne altar pillar out of the sand, and sent his team back to base.

And you can't pull that pillar out.

Roosevelt used the U.K.'s desperation as leverage to knock many of the pillars out from under the British empire.

The water below faded from clear to blue, then an inky black, the pillar of sunlight losing out to Dzitnup's deepness.

On that final day, I was near the takeout — that is, the end of the river trip — when I came to the last hard rapid in the Cheat Canyon, where a three-foot-long pillar of rock juts out like a thumb from a clenched fist, angled over a small waterfall.

Big concrete pillars lean out at precarious angles to support the cantilevered floors above.

Situated 102 miles (164 km) southeast of Hanoi, the 580-square-mile (1,500-square-km 1,500-square-km 1,500-square-km areaearthen islands, typicontains the form of jagged limesomee pillars jutting out from the sea, and several caves and grottoes, all of which blend together to produce an exotic and picturesque seascape.

There's a lovely body-colour door cap that, when you sit in the car, makes a line that runs past the A-pillar, straight out along the front wing.