Sentence examples for support stanchion from inspiring English sources

A nondescript white tour bus inched past the site at 4 23 a.m., at a leisurely 43 miles per hour, as if to inspect the support stanchion that sliced through a World Wide Tour bus at 5 35 a.m.

As marine turbine technology verges on the realm of economic viability this paper reveals the performance of Cardiff University's concept tidal turbine with its support structure either upstream or downstream and with various proximities between the rotating plane of the turbine and its support stanchion.

When elevated motorways were being built, their architects promised that people could be housed in flats carved out of the support stanchions.

NO. 6 MONTREAL This matchup already had more than 80 years of history behind it, and new chapters were added the last two months, first by a full-scale line brawl, then by the Bruins' Zdeno Chara's shouldering the Canadiens' Max Pacioretty into a glass-support stanchion at full speed.

George landed awkwardly against the basket-support stanchion after contesting a layup by Houston Rockets guard James Harden with 9 33 left in the fourth quarter.

George came down hard while trying to contest a shot against James Harden, and when he landed, his right leg appeared to snap when it hit the basket-support stanchion.

"I figured I was going to share whatever I could," he said as he adjusted a stanchion supporting the boat on the trailer.

In that 4-1 win by Montreal, Pacioretty sustained a concussion and a fractured vertebra when Chara checked him into a stanchion supporting the glass partition between the teams' benches.

A series of support poles and stanchions were inserted to give extra stability to the top tier of the stand after movement of the tier was reported at the start of the 1999 2000 season.

The stand has encountered a number of problems since its redevelopment; at the beginning of the 1999 2000 season, a series of support poles and stanchions had to be brought in to give extra stability to the top tier of the stand.

I once bought a woodcut by John Nash because it illustrated this very scene, complete with half-curtained window supported by wittily phallic stanchion.