Sentences with phrase «tall columns»

He creates these sculptures from a single block, often combining the anonymous subjects with tall columns.

A Microsoft word or text document, for instance, is one very tall column of digital «paper» in which you type words top to bottom, left to right.

The animals kept by these businesses generally live in overcrowded and unsanitary conditions — sometimes in wire - floored cages stacked in tall columns — without adequate veterinary care, food, water or socialization.

The ships rely on so - called Flettner rotors, tall columns like enlarged smokestacks that jut up from the center of the ship and spin in the wind, driving the ship perpendicular to the air flow and also serving as the funnels from which the sea spray would emerge.

For instance, if you're petite and shapely, it's best to avoid tall columns and billowy maxis even if you love them.

But the 33 - foot - tall column under the shroud is not just any old functional beam.

That is a stunningly tall column & long wire to insert but it works in reality, no perpetuum, no 2nd law violation.

A 200m - tall column of smoke was seen rising from the mountain early on Sunday, said the chief geologist monitoring the site, Gede Suantika.

The modern and chic lobby with tall columns, high ceilings and two massive purple crystal chandeliers is very impressive.

These animals generally live in overcrowded and unsanitary conditions — sometimes in wire - floored cages stacked in tall columns — without adequate veterinary care, food, water or socialization.

Wilde's story tells of a beautiful and much - admired statue called The Happy Prince that stands «high above the city, on a tall column» and is «gilded all over with thin leaves of fine gold.»

I'd wander through the tall columns outside of the walled city, soaking in the sunny rays and enjoying the only time of day where tourists weren't lining the streets yet.

She hadn't expected the tall columns that rose to a ceiling she couldn't see clearly without squinting, or the rose carpet through those columns that was long enough for a coronation.

Waves and wind carved them into caves, then arches, and eventually battered them down into 45 metre (150 foot) tall columns.

The above sections are both simple to navigate, so you shouldn't have any difficulties getting to the first proper section of the raid, a purple - tinted room with tall columns and a sea of water surrounding them.

Whenever Urban3 applies this model to a city or a region, the tallest columns inevitably spring from the downtown core and other densely developed spots such as transit stops.