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Meanings of corinthian in English
Usage of corinthian in English
1
We also remark the statue of Sainte-Cécile, which is placed between two pillars of the corinthian order.
2
The list gained attention because of the Corinthian Colleges collapse last year.
3
UCD are two points ahead of Corinthian with a game in hand.
4
Tomorrow they will aim to take three points from Corinthian at Whitechurch.
5
On one side the carving is distinctly Corinthian; on another altogether lacking.
6
Corinthian columns, ochre grouped with pale green ones; capitals of burnt orange.
7
The modillions of a Corinthian cornice are but elaborated and embellished dentils.
8
Fifteen of the lofty columns with their Corinthian capitals are still standing.
9
Callimachus, a Corinthian architect, noticed the effect and put it into use.
10
And having thus rallied the Corinthian, he passed on with his army.
11
The single saguaro pillar bears a striking resemblance to a Corinthian column.
12
Here ran a colonnade of twelve red porphyry pillars, with Corinthian capitals.
13
At the southern end, there are two large towers with Corinthian pilasters.
14
Only ten of the eighteen Corinthian pillars of this temple now remain.
15
At the 16-hour mark, a Corinthian column had nothing on Mitros Papadapolous.
16
At that moment Drake was on his way to the Corinthian Club.
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