pillared

Right from there, pillared fancy doorway (possibly sliding doors) to a dining room with bay window.

A bit surreal seeing the Archive of the Internet(!!) housed in white pillared building.

And that wasn't always a successful meme -- America is littered with old homes with huge pillared entrances on otherwise modest homes.

They'd rightly be pillared for allowing one but not the other.

Each interview was pillared by an algorithmic problem of varying difficulty, but there was clearly no expectation that you'd write a working program in the time.

Our three pillared solution will provide the support networks women currently lack to build investment confidence, combined with an investment solution built to enable women to accumulate wealth over the long term, whilst meeting the goals and values they aspire to.

We are so used to seeing the great and the good destroyed and pillared by media institutions who have an axe to grind, that when someone does actually do something positive, it is seen with utter cynicism by most (what's in it for them).

Recently looking at properties for sale around the state, found a fancy house with a pillar'd porch and elaborate newel post, pillared doorways, sliding doors, screened summer kitchen in the back - and instantly recognized it as a Sears Roebuck house with added features!

Or, at least, some of them may not have a much larger livable square footage than a rural/suburban middle-class house, but they certainly cost appreciably more, because that middle-class house is built in a more or less standard manner, and the McMansion has a three-stall garage, four separate sets of pillared porches on the front, and three bay windows (in three completely different styles).

They no longer project the institutional authority of big, carpeted, wainscoted, pillared halls of power, and it's just as well: I like that they should think of themselves as mere managers of public administration, not historical figures destined to leave grandiose legacies...