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The helicopter lifted up the steel pylon, transported it to the site, and dropped it gently into place.

The Middle Kingdom (12th dynasty) added obelisks and pylons, and the New Kingdom (18th dynasty) hypostyle halls.

"The cult temple typically included a massive pylon entrance with a court leading to a hypostyle hall and, at the heart of the temple, a shrine for the cult image.

The pylon stood tall against the backdrop of the setting sun.

The power lines were supported by a series of pylons across the countryside.

The construction crew worked diligently to erect the new pylon.

The pylon cast a long shadow over the field below.

The pylon served as a landmark for the hikers navigating through the wilderness.

The transmission of electricity relies on a network of interconnected pylons.

The pylon was struck by lightning during the storm.

The pylon loomed ominously in the distance.

The maintenance crew inspected the pylon for any signs of wear and tear.

The pylon's structure was designed to withstand strong winds and harsh weather conditions.

Yeah, you mentioned a central pylon. I just want to describe this bridge.

The TV images showed the central pylon that had just collapsed in the rubble in the riverbed.

It's suspected a cable broke, sending the car careening until it hit a pylon and the fell to the ground.

It's a 200-yard-long section of the bridge. It collapsed apparently after a central pylon gave way.

So we have this bridge collapse. We know that the pylon underneath it gave way.

I can put this pylon in here.

Adult males have these like pylon heads with necks thicker than their skulls, and they just pull collars right off.

We have already shut down engine Number One, but it is still leaking fuel near the pylon. Request emergency services.

Competition for the grassy tundra of the plateau is increasing from other reindeer, from wind farms, pylons, roads, and mines.

The cable stretches three miles with no solid pylon for support.