Sentence examples for pillars which are from inspiring English sources

"These are three pillars which are very important to us to reach and conclude a peace agreement between us and the Israelis," Mr. Abbas said.

For example, in the form called "zigzagging across several pillars," the ground of most raschel fabrics, the front bar makes crochet chains, or "pillars," which are connected by zigzag inlays.

A Rocky Ravine (1475-1480) Leverrdo, ever the artist-scientist, carefully recorded a type of rock formation caused by the erosion of sandstone into tall jagged pillars, which are found in the Arno valley, south-east of Florence.

Then, in a romantic but possibly also profitable sally, six-level "tower houses" are provided, with smallish storeys stacked on top of each other in Tuscan-looking pillars which are eventually to be wrapped in ivy.

The antique marble pillars, which are from the old quarries of Andalucía, were bought from a dealer who travels the country accumulating and selling his finds, Ms. Williams said.

Wing position and pose are adjusted by three pillars which are driven by six high-precision servo motors.

Figure 1f shows that the SiC was deposited between pillars, which were stacked Si-NDs, by the sputtering system.

The bSi-1 surface was found to possess well-separated pillars, which were approximately 625 nm long and 81 nm in diameter at their widest cross section close to the tip.

But the existing technoeconomical conditions of the industry are attracting a fully mechanised depillaring system for deep seated coal pillars, which is likely to grow in near future (Singh et al. 2011a).

Sadly, Erdogan did not stop at repressing freedom of expression in all forms--he regularly chipped away at the other pillars, which is bound to unravel what is left of Turkey's democracy.

Most Hoysala temples have a plain covered entrance porch supported by lathe turned (circular or bell-shaped) pillars which were sometimes further carved with deep fluting and moulded with decorative motifs.