Sentence examples for poles form from inspiring English sources

Smaller, slimmer poles form open-sided stairs that lead from one platform-like level to the next — three or four in each house.

Shiny steel poles form a screen at the rear of the atrium.

Plant the beans so the vines curl up three poles, forming a tepee.

This is the other type of ice at the poles, formed when the sea surface itself freezes.

Above this is a canopy of yacht rigging, strung between poles formed from fallen sweet chestnut branches gleaned from a friend's wood in Dorset.

In order to maintain the one-ring design while expanding the area beneath the tent, the European tent was designed with the four centre poles forming a square instead of a single-file line as with American big tops.

The decorative devices include soft-toy animal-head "trophies" (with "Lifestyle hunting trophy 1994" on the plaques) and old skis and poles for once used to good effect, the skis cladding a 30m stretch of wall above the fine, curving main staircase, and the poles formed into a globe sculpture above the hotel's front door.

Toward the end of the piece, an excerpt from Ms. Jackson's 1998 "In Their Shoes" set to music by Keiko Fujiie, four discarded little vests are attached to the poles, forming flags that are exquisite art objects in themselves and that serve as an evocative set element for "Wanla/Weave".

The entire active surface of the rotor is covered by HTS bulks of approximately the same dimensions, resulting in an uneven distribution of pole areas with at least one of the poles formed by up to 3 columns of magnetized bulks, with relatively the same peaks of trapped magnetic field.

Poles formed the largest foreign contingent, 98,000-strong (the entire French Grande Armée was about 600,000 strong).

Poles formed the largest ethnic group in Cieszyn Silesia in the 19th century, but at the beginning of the 20th century the Czech population grew.