Sentence examples for stanchions of from inspiring English sources

Over the referee's left shoulder, the stanchions of the marquee stadiums cantilevered skyward.

I too am made of joists and stanchions, of plasterboard and temperamental steel, mortgage payments and severed index fingers, ex-girlfriends and secret Kool-Aid-flavored dawns.

But in national championship croquet, the clearance between the ball and the cast iron rectangular stanchions of a wicket is only 1/16th of an inch.

Open daily 11am-1am, pint from £3.10 Under the stanchions of the Tyne bridge, this smart brewpub feels part gentlemen's club, part New York beer bar.

That this hard-to-spot species is bred in the park is a revelation to someone from faraway Manhattan who has spent too much time contemplating Pale Male wannabes and the sparrows nesting raucously in the stanchions of city lights.

He said the majestic setting of the park, which borders the East River and is sandwiched between the stanchions of the Robert F. Kennedy and Hell Gate Bridges, would enhance future performances.

He points out two huge lumps of concrete lying in a corner of the field, part of the stanchions on which the stage was erected.

The other car was sent spinning into a stanchion of the elevated subway line.

His work provided a fundamental stanchion of the presidency of Ronald Reagan and the administration of Margaret Thatcher in Britain.

Carter was called for a flagrant foul for shoving Nets guard Elliot Perry into the stanchion of the basket after a breakaway layup by Perry, who had 18 points.

Mr. Guillet, who runs a marine equipment company in the Bronx, was securing a steel barge to a concrete stanchion of the Marine Parkway-Gil Hodges Memorial Bridge, which spans the inlet, so that two workers could inspect the bridge structure by elevated platform.