The walls are pierced with rounded and pilastered windows, ten on each side, four of which belong to the outer and six to the inner section.
The elliptical arch of the white pilastered brickwork and the height of the horizontal architrave above this arch impart a touch of quaint distinction.
Above, the tower rises two more stories of brick with pedimented and pilastered walls in the Ionic order and surmounted with classic urns and flame motives.
The whole combination of the buildings is encircled by a quadrilateral pilastered portico, embracing a quadrangular area, and resting on a terraced platform.
The great entrance, through a pilastered gateway, fronts the east, and descends by a second flight of steps into the cloistered court.
Campden House, as it was built in 1612, with roof of plainest character, andpilastered entrance, we mark a far less ornate style than in the days of the Henrys.
There was soon seen one tier of pillared or pilastered storey above another, in the Palladian or Paduan fashion.
Saints carved in stone mark the sky line of a large Classic building that looks over the quay to the river, and forming a long upper chamber is the pilastered Anglican Church.
The use of pilastered walls permits the introduction of larger windows, which are in most instances virtually double windows, the two pairs of sashes being set in one frame separated by a mullion.
In mill construction, walls of uniform thickness have been displaced by pilastered walls, about sixteen inches thick at the upper story, and increasing four inches in thickness with each story below.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "pilastered" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
