Sentence examples for some pillars from inspiring English sources

In exchange, some of us get to look at some pillars on the way underground.

For years, it has received millions in donations from some pillars of the industry.

I then ripped off my beard, pushed over some pillars, punched an elf, and jumped into the mall's fountain.

For Act I, an ornate marble floor, some pillars and an iron gate suggest the vast nave of Sant'Andrea Della Valle.

Bar-height tables will wrap some pillars, creating dense eating areas along the corridor, while others will have kiosks for flowers or even a smartphone-enabled automat.

Except for some pillars, it is all glass, and it gives the bystanding public a remarkable opportunity to see cultured New Yorkers in those intervals between which they are assumed to be absorbing culture.

MARK ZUCKERBERG is trying to spice up things online with some pillar talk.

So often do we cast Alfred Brendel as metaphysician -- as some pillar of rectitude helping to hold up the Classical-era piano literature -- that we forget how much a man of the theater he is.

And why politics was in his blood and why he was completely loyal to Tony Blair and why he worried that no one took him seriously as a political thinker and doer, but always envisioned him as a behind-the-scenes operator, the man of the political fix, the quick word in the ear behind some pillar or other in the corridors of power.

I am not proselytizing about my mighty way or the highway, that I am some pillar of preparedness, just read my Christmas blog about losing power called Gridlocked out at Christmas.

Little remains except some stone pillars of the Coptic Christian Church, jutting up out of the sand.