steel pole

In that attack, the homeless man was struck with a steel pole.

The massive steel pole was maybe a foot in diameter.

The steel poles were the only truly solid things on those stages.

Sticking out of the middle painting was a shiny, steel pole.

Her shoulders straightened as if she'd slammed steel poles into them.

In that version, the stainless steel pole is 80 feet tall with only one man on it.

The elevator area used to be an open standing area between round steel poles.

So they broke in, slamming a steel pole repeatedly through the front entrance.

The extensor was projected out and up, rigid now as a steel pole.

He grasped the steel poles as if the bus was moving, steadying himself.

Mounted atop steel poles, the signs have the look of permanence.

The statue stands on a steel pole which is then bolted into a concrete block.

Onstage, five bodies hurtle around and through a cube made of steel poles.

A hospital bed had been rolled in, and a bright round surgical lamp on a tall steel pole.

After dark, the seven mysterious android figures, each perched on a steel pole, slowly change colour.

Tubular steel poles are typically used in urban areas.

I was aiming for the first of the steel poles that the lattice sections were fixed to.

J. Francis lets go of the steel pole as he staggers backward.

Stone looked desperately around for a sensor and saw a small box on a foot-high steel pole.

Instead of steel poles, as first proposed, the frames of the gates are square.

This pool was built on steel poles to allow for an undercover area under the pool.

It sits among the trunks of three red oak trees, which come up through the deck; six steel poles provide additional support.

The work consists of four tall steel poles affixed with moving holographic arms.

The trainer attempted to hit Krazy with a steel pole but both were restrained.

The bomb he wore that day snapped a two-inch-thick steel pole in the mosque.