Sentence examples for columns from high-quality English sources.

• more than 300 Corinthian columns.

• These statistics are based on 44 columns.

• Units of both columns were also dispersed and open to attack.

• Columns on sport often deal with issues of public controversy.

• Baroque designs often featured sinuously carved columns of marble.

• A sheer wall of basaltic columns packed together like a pile of posts.

• Some of the reasons for the lynchings are also engraved on the columns.

• When static and ram pressure are equal, the columns have the same height.

Use columns in a sentence.

• Central stations boast grand columns, mosaics and statues extolling Stalinism.

• Parnas, on behalf of Giuliani, also helped facilitate the production of Solomon's columns and TV interviews.

• Columns were usually of stone and often monolithic; occasionally, small columns were made of brick covered with stucco.

• …of his favourite music, and The Polysyllabic Spree (2004), which collects the pop-culture columns he wrote for the literary magazine The Believer.

• “Tiny Beautiful Things” is a selection of “Dear Sugar” columns from the Rumpus as well as several columns that will never appear on the Web site.

• The temples so constructed are called henostyle (one column), distyle (two columns), tristyle (three columns), or tetrastyle (four columns).

• The ornate facade of the building includes Corinthian columns and Composite columns, which were a combination of Corinthian and Ionic columns.

• You can use the "Text to Columns" tool to separate these two data points (first name and last name) into two separate columns, which is great for organizing your data.

columns sentence examples

• …his literary columns in the New York Evening Post (1920–24) and the Saturday Review of Literature (1924–41) and from collections of essays and columns such as Shandygaff (1918).

• However, while news columns, advertising columns, photos and headlines could be narrowed accordingly, the Declaration of Independence held fast to its original aspect ratio, roughly 1:1.25.

• Moreover, as a development of Greek practice in temples at Acragas, Selinus, Bassae, and Tegea, columns were used not only as primary supports but also decoratively as detached columns and pilasters (flattened columns).

• The the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR), an information office documenting human rights abuses during the Syrian war, said Isis "tied three individuals it had arrested from Palmyra and its outskirts to the columns... and executed them by blowing up" the columns.