railing post

Sections of the track must have been cut to build the railing posts."

He was on his knees, and his arms were clinging to the railing post.

I took it and headed up the stairs, not looking at anyone, just trying to keep my staff from banging on the staircase railing posts.

His tail wrapped tightly about one of the railing posts as an added measure of security.

He knocked on the railing post.

Above the living room is a balcony with turned railing posts just wide enough apart for a child to ease through and begin floating through the air.

He hit the black-and-white tile floor and skidded on the smooth surface on his back, fetching up against a brass railing post around the center court pond.

Her next cut quite neatly separated the railing and lopped the top foot off a railing post at a rakish angle; the metal sang as it split.

In his rolling dive to get out of Taleniekov's line of fire, he had crashed his skull into the sharp steel edge of the corner railing post.

She hastened forward onto the bridge, a broad arched causeway some two dozen feet in width with wooden railing posts pegged into its rock and linked with chains.

The engravings with images of the Four Devas on the stylobate and the stone railings posts indicates that once there stood a sarira stairs to store the Buddha's own sarira.

The local magazine is called the "Leopard" and, when Union Bridge was widened in the 20th century, small statues of the creature in a sitting position were cast and placed on top of the railing posts (known locally as Kelly's Cats).

Such motifs as twirling lotus, conical lotus bud, and a simple flower pot on a three-tiered pedestal-the carving of which foreshadows early Buddhist art, can be seen on the railing posts of the largest brick stupa, which rises to a height of nearly 30 feet.