Object

• portico: Sedan chairs, escorted by servants bearing flambeaux, deposited their occupants within the pillared portico.

Converse of object

• carve: Inside the lower hall, the original front door is still there, complete with the carved stone pillars.

• erect: The old form of gateway used to be made by erecting two granite pillars either side of the required entrance.

Converse of subject

• flank: The central doorway on the east front is flanked by Tuscan pillars against a rusticated surround and has a pediment above.

Adjective modifier

• trig: Surprisingly, there is no trig pillar, just a simple cairn.

• octagonal: The aisle is separated from the nave by five large bays, resting on octagonal pillars.

• Corinthian: There is an impressive entrance with two Corinthian pillars.

• fluted: Grinling Gibbons decorated the interior with carved panels, graceful fluted Corinthian pillars, friezes and statues.

• slender: It's a huge, handsome building with a central ring of slender iron pillars supporting a pointed roof.

• cast-iron: The interior of the mill has stone-flagged floors supported by Victorian cast-iron pillars and low brick arches with iron hoops.

Modifies a noun

• drill: The triangular area is where I could not reach with the pillar drill!

• candle: Moving to the side table, he lit the pillar candles arranged there.

Noun used with modifier

• triangulation: A grassy rake cuts across the fractured eastern face to emerge just below the triangulation pillar.

• windscreen: A Golf with deeper flanks, a steeper bonnet pulled up by the windscreen pillars.

• marble: The hall of the house is impressive with two marble pillars giving an instant impression of grandeur.

• granite: The old form of gateway used to be made by erecting two granite pillars either side of the required entrance.

• basalt: Like Solomon's in Layout The two basalt pillars in the porch had no structural purpose.

• sandstone: The most distinguishable of the circles consists of three upright red sandstone pillars, the tallest of which is just over 18 feet high.

Preposition: of

• cloud: That is the modern day iconic pillar of cloud.

• salt: Not that pillar of salt, in mind, in which five years ago you fixed our fears of looking behind.