Sentence examples for a wall was built from inspiring English sources

In the 1970s, a wall was built to keep him and others in the unit from even watching games, Korr said.

Whether it was built to keep out people or floodwaters is disputed among archaeologists, but until recent times it was axiomatic that a wall was built to keep people out rather than to pen them in.

We also show that a wall was built of fired mud bricks; a most unusual occurrence for this time period in the Levant.

Based on field observations, whether a wall was built depends on the size and slope of the beach, and the location of the sea shelf, and possibly local ecological factors.

Before I knew it, a wall was built.

Additionally, a wall was built around the cathedral, making it a fort-like complex.

It's as if a wall is built around her, preventing her from reaching out.

Mr. Bush signaled support for his position on a number of issues, saying he "had a problem" with a wall being built by Israel to deter Palestinian attacks.

The flow has raised tensions throughout Europe, to the point where the top French official responsible for immigration seriously suggested that a wall be built along the entire border.

"It's a fog sweeping in rather than a wall being built right in front of you," he said, "so it's hard to know at what point to kick off.

Of course, no one is proposing that a wall be built in the middle of the river, or for that matter on Mexican soil, even if Mexico is going to pay for it.