Sentence examples for slim columns from inspiring English sources

I'd call it a neoclassical hodgepodge — slim columns, red doors, bungalow scale.

The top is supported by several slim columns designed to hold oversize portfolios.

Rather than lose the wavelike structure, Mr. Calatrava suggested changing the engineering by adding a few slim columns that most people will barely notice.

The day's shoot was of her boudoir, a deep, carpeted chamber with slim columns, and rows of color-coördinated shoes (six pairs yellow, six pairs orange, six pairs pink, cowgirl boots, and a separate area for oxfords).

A particularly soigne mahogany work table (circa 1812-14) with rounded end drawers and an oval top -- attributed to the cabinetmaker Thomas Seymour -- has as its base a pair of carved wood lyres framed by slim columns and actually strung with metal.

Serving St . Petersburgsince 1870, the year before the Paris Commune, the station was described by Wilson as "a shabby stucco station, rubber-gray and tarnished pink, with a long trainshed held up by slim columns that branch where they meet the roof".

It rose 200 feet, a slim column of intricately carved terra cotta set with a line of turquoise tiles.

It rose 200 feet, 61 metres, in a slim column of intricately carved terracotta set with a line of turquoise tiles.

Lecce's exquisite centre has as its centrepiece a high, slim column topped with a statue of Sant'Oronzo, the 1st-century bishop eaten by lions under the eyes of the Emperor Nero, a column that once punctuated the end of the Via Appia in Brindisi, until it was stolen by Lecce during a raid centuries ago.

From the opening outfits, based on the blue jumpsuits worn by the city's street sweepers, to slim pinstriped columns that curled around the bosom like delicate Lanvin calla lilies, Mr. Yamamoto paid tribute to that certain je ne sais quoi that makes Paris a well of both mystery and inspiration.

This slim wood column, elegantly sectioned in red and white, is a marvel of expanded perception.