stanchion

The stanchion was used to support the heavy beam in the construction site.

The stanchion on the ship helped secure the ropes during docking.

The event organizers set up stanchions to guide the crowd towards the entrance.

Please do not lean on the stanchion as it may not be stable.

The stanchion at the airport marked the beginning of the security checkpoint.

She tied her horse to the stanchion outside the store while she went inside to shop.

The stanchion was painted bright yellow for visibility in the dark.

The stanchion was designed to withstand strong winds and harsh weather conditions.

The security guard stood behind the stanchion to monitor the entrance.

The stanchions were placed strategically to create a barrier between the stage and the audience.

The master of the galley threw it over the side, making the ends fast to two iron stanchions.

In fact I put a stanchion up to just keep the kids from touching it.

Sitting on the stanchion of this life-boat I look seaward and let my hair blow and shine.

Bill Chess swung his stiff leg in front of me, holding on to the rope handrail set in iron stanchions.

He took my compass well forward of the houseboat, away from its metal stanchions, to chart our course across the fourteen-mile lake the more precisely.

Jennifer Komar Olivarez, head of exhibition planning and strategy at the museum, led me over the stanchion and into this room to see it firsthand.