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Meanings of great pillars in English
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Usage of great pillars in English
1
A little to the south two great pillars rise from the river.
2
He was one of the great pillars of the Bourse at Antwerp.
3
As we pressed around one of the great pillars, we heard a voice.
4
At the end of it was a large and beautiful hall, with great pillars.
5
They ascended the glacier and crossed a small pass between great pillars of granite.
6
Outside, Thompson stopped just between two of the great pillars.
7
They lasted several minutes, slowly moving across the plain, like great pillars of smoke.
8
As Frodo was borne towards them the great pillars rose like towers to meet him.
9
Two of the four great pillars behind the high altar were already cut half through.
10
I looked, and at my feet great pillars lay.
11
Those great pillars darkening the air were dense masses of that African delicacy, the Nkungu fly.
12
Nearby there were three great pillars covered in green verdigris so thick it looked like moss.
13
Two great pillars, closely set, supported the ceiling.
14
Three great pillars, Eternity, Fecundity, and Authority, supported the roof; and the whole was an emblem of the Universe.
15
As they approached it the rock clove in two and became two great pillars, with a man on each.
16
Nay, more, from the very roofs of tower and church great pillars of flame were ascending to the heavens.
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