Sentence examples for to pillar from inspiring English sources
noun
A large post, often used as supporting architecture.
Most of the money still goes to pillar one, and it is based on historical levels of production.
Jeremy Corbyn's immaculate appearance in splendid court dress is the kind of conversion from rough diamond to pillar of the social order that Downton delights in.
It could even have a dynamic name, changing to Pillar of Winter in December, and then Pillar of Spring come March.
I certainly wouldn't want to send one from a staycation in the UK – since the Royal Mail has adopted the confusing strategy of pricing different sizes and weights of post, I've developed an aversion to pillar boxes.
Saturday 8 a.m. 5 Big Blues During the whale-watching seasons (December to February during the southward migration, February to April when the whales head north) drive to Pillar Point Harbor to catch a three-hour whale watching cruise (Huck Finn Sportfishing Center, 800-572-2934) that departs at 10 a.m.
Yet the new Mary's arc from pious good girl to Mrs. Sardine Salesman to Pillar of the Church may leave you a little nostalgic for the transgressive Mary's more gripping drama of sin and redemption, of flirting with the Messiah and finding faith through him.
In addition, micro-patterning based on a simple contact transfer technique enables easy fabrication of VACNT micro-pillar arrays with various pillar-to-pillar spacings ranging from 45 to 160 μm with respect to a fixed width of ∼65 μm.
The mouse hearing loss correlated with an alteration in the fate of supporting cells (Deiters'-to-pillar cells) along the entire length of the cochlear duct, with the most extreme abnormalities found at the apical or low-frequency end.
Electroporation of Fgf8 or application of FGF2 or FGF17 to cochlear cultures induces ectopic pillar cell development (10, 13), and Spry2 null mutants, in which a negative regulator of FGF signalling expressed prominently in Deiters' cells is absent, show a Deiters' cell-to-pillar cell fate change resulting in excess pillar cell development (14).
She was arrested for setting fire to pillar-boxes in December 1911.
Irons are secured with cables to pillars.
