Sentence examples for better wall from inspiring English sources

"I need a better wall, one with rocks," Heine mutters.

"No, no, no, this would be a much better wall than that wall," Trump said.

He also says he wants "a better Wall Street, not just a more profitable company, to be the capstone of my career".

Mr. Mukasey has taken some important steps to depoliticize the Justice Department, notably establishing a better wall between the White House and the department.

Under the new strategy, officials said, American and Mexican agencies would work together to refocus border enforcement efforts away from building a better wall to creating systems that would allow goods and people to be screened before they reach the crossing points.

It's basically what it says – a better "wall" where friends can leave messages.

Any surface goes; the more visible and the less frequently buffed the better: walls, doors, the backs of stop signs, the base of light poles, utility boxes, trash bins, sidewalks, rooftops, the frames of subway car advertisements.

An independent study and an internal review ordered after the September 2013 massacre and released Tuesday said the Pentagon must move beyond an outmoded approach to security that focuses on building better walls and defending the perimeter.

The only solution is build a better world, not better walls.

Motorola, the world's No. 2 maker of mobile phones, bettered Wall Street's expectations Tuesday by reporting second-quarter profit of $933 million, reflecting continuing strong sales of its Razr and other new products.

In other words, these walls with 150 mm of thickness propagate heat better than wall with 200 mm of thickness and over.