Sentence examples for poles marking from inspiring English sources

A housewife from Koblenz pointed out to me that the two totem poles marking the entrance to the outdoor amphitheatre were problematic, because Winnetou was a Plains Indian and Plains Indians did not make totem poles.

Pink flags on poles marked the perimeter.

By his side is a ceremonial drum painted red, yellow, and blue; four eagle feathers mounted around it on oak poles mark the cardinal directions.

Five fifteen-foot-high white poles marked with black numerals, like a group of giant thermometers, are set into a concrete platform on the top of the levee.

On May 3 Poles marked the annual celebration of their Constitution, Europe's first — codified in 1791 — and the second in the world after America's.

Only a few paper lanterns on aluminum poles mark the start of a winding series of stone stairs that seem to go off the side of the cliff.

(B ) Illustration of a spindle with chromosomes at the metaphase plate with poles marked 'P' (left) and a projection of the cross-sectional view down the pole-to-pole axis at the metaphase plate (right).

If any row or column has its full number of charged poles, mark the remaining cells in that row or column as neutral.

At 8 a.m., reveille crackled over loudspeakers at the Navy Yard as two sailors hoisted an American flag up a pole, marking the official start of the workweek.

Later this year, he is to lead a Norwegian expedition to the South Pole, marking the centenary of Amundsen's flag-planting triumph.

"It's mainly for people who need very accurate measurements, particularly if they are going up to the north pole". While the north magnetic pole marks the northern focus of the planet's magnetic field, the geographic north pole marks the northern tip of the axis Earth rotates around.