“And we saw one brave young man defy a column of tanks.”

“The city of Naxos, on the other hand, erected a huge column supporting the image of a Sphinx.”

“My thanks to the Dallas Morning News for accepting a guest column on the subject.”

“A reduced hyomandibula associated with the quadrate in a fish's visceral skull evolved to form the ear ossicle called the stapes, or columella.”

“On most specimens, the very thin columella in the median part of the shell is either broken or missing.”

“These structures, along with the columella and apophysis are present in the asexual state.”

“New York Post columnist Ken Moran hits the jackpot in the opening of a recent column.”

“If you know somebody will repeat everything you say over the dinner table to a gossip columnist it will probably put you off the person.”

“Following complaints from readers, the newspaper's faith in its columnist plummeted and he was sacked.”

“The diffracted beam columniation depends on the variable detector distance from the fixed scattering volume.”

“So it is likely that this is actually a double star, a binary which is very close in separation that may be the mechanism that generates the columniation.”

“Lamp positions adjust for maximum columniation and optimum coverage.”

“The superstructure was built atop several huge columns, criss-crossed with stabilising struts, protruding from the waves.”

“When a church leader asked him to tone down his use of racy language in his columns, his answer was swift.”

“They were Sumerian and Akkadian words inscribed in parallel columns on clay tablets in cuneiform writing and were organized thematically.”

“Its most interesting feature was the profusion of not only the cut columellae of whelks, but the hundreds of small bits broken out of the anterior end of gigantic hard clams.”