How To Use pillared In A Sentence
- There will be a residents' trust to oversee the running of the New England style development, which will feature a white pillared community hall and even a concierge service for household chores.
- Here the image is of a literal place, a location at Fawns: ‘an ancient rotunda, pillared and statued, nicked and roofed’, surrounded by ‘alleys… densely overarched with the climbing rose’.
- He gestured over his shoulder at the great pillared fac, ade behind her. AN OLDER WOMAN
- Inside the dark, pillared wood, precious little light seeps, there's only the noise of wood and the crunch of pine needles underfoot.
- I came down and, in a pillared hall within the temple, the emperor stood in regal splendour - a queenly woman beside him - caught in a moment of deep crisis.
- The columns of these pillared porches have sixteen flutings, a plain abacus, and no plinth. Pharaohs, Fellahs and Explorers
- They walked to the pillared porch, Anne fretting about her case left in the car. THE COMPANY OF STRANGERS
- In the modern houses the stoep is a shady, pillared, covered gallery, which in hot weather becomes the general living-room of the family. Here, There and Everywhere
- Their walls are covered with paintings of the highest interest; their ceilings are rich in polychromatic decoration; and many are adorned with pillared porches cut in the solid rock. Pharaohs, Fellahs and Explorers
- As the sun went down, the pillared forest aisles stretching westward filled first with golden haze, then glowed with a light redder than Phthiotan wine poured from the burning beaker of the sun; and only the mournful cooing of doves broke the solemn silence as the pine organ whispered its low coranach for the dead day; and the cool shadow of coming night crept, purple-mantled, velvet-sandaled, down the forest glades. St. Elmo. A Novel.
