Sentence examples for visible pillars from inspiring English sources

There were just a few, visible pillars that supported the system.

Hundreds of fires were visible below pillars of smoke wavering in the wind.

But soon, those pillars, visible for miles along the Hudson shoreline, may exist only in photographs.

In 1839 Newport was the scene of some of the popular uprisings known as the Chartist riots, bullet marks from which are still visible in the pillars of the Westgate Hotel.

A burial stone is all that remains above ground, with the pillar visible from a chamber below.

Also visible were the square pillars I had seen from the plane.

This new image, which shows the pillars in visible light, reveals a sharper and wider view of the structures.

The pillar was visible in 1612 but had disappeared by 1844.

Balanced across 24 pillars are monasteries, visible through the clouds.

Temples are understood to be visible representations of a cosmic pillar, and their sites are said to be navels of the world and are believed to ensure communication with the gods.

Follow the path around to the entrance of the Alcazaba, an 11th-century Moorish fortress built on top of the old Roman city; some of its pillars are still clearly visible.