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pylon

[pahy-lon] / ˈpaɪ lɒn /


NOUN
gateway
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“On the last play my coach told me to run a corner route to the pylon,” Fonseca said.

From Los Angeles Times

Barkley then took a swing pass from Jones and reached for the pylon on a 9-yard touchdown.

From Washington Times

The deadly crash sparked civil lawsuits, investigations by federal aviation officials and safety enhancements at the air races, such as moving racing pylons 150 feet farther from grandstands and installing concrete barriers.

From Los Angeles Times

The ball went flying over pylon and out of bounds, giving the Eagles the ball at the 20.

From Washington Times

The report, by energy industry veteran Nick Winser, said the push to decarbonise was being held back by the slow pace of new pylon projects.

From BBC