Their sound had two pillars, a French rhythm and a French guitar.
The huge crescendo on a single note in Act III, for example, was something less than a perfectly balanced pillar of sound.
"On the one hand we have the pillar of sound fiscal policy, and the second pillar will then be the growth component," Ms. Merkel said in the CNBC interview.
When a high-frequency sound wave meets the pillar array head-on, it can pass though freely, but is blocked at an angle of 45 degrees.
Peirce looked and sounded like the a pillar of the British establishment; Conlon did not.
Pastoral communities' participation in decision making for environmental monitoring is regarded as one of the pillars of sound rangeland management.
Francis told his financier advisers at their first meeting in July 2013 that "sound financial management was a pillar of his greatest mission: aiding the poor and underprivileged".
Mr. Springsteen called him "one of the pillars of our sound".
Speaking of a change he hoped would be temporary, Springsteen described Federici as "one of the pillars of our sound".
The Happy Mondays roadshow arrives in New York in time for Northside's first showcase at the Sound Factory, which, with its pillars, comfortingly reminds everyone of the Hacienda, especially since half of Manchester is here anyway.
