Sentence examples for bumpy walls from inspiring English sources

They are whitewashed and womb-like, with low ceilings, Arabic arches, carved niches, bumpy walls and pick-marked surfaces.

Not only will a single roll often cover a whole wall, making an affordable, yet dramatic, statement, but it is also great for covering up those bumpy walls that you can't afford to strip and replaster.

Located near Slapton, south Devon, it is recently refurbished but still retains lots of character, with lumpy, bumpy walls, lopsided low lintels and a stone inglenook with a woodburner.

IMAGINE FEELING THE TEXTURE OF A pair of corduroy jeans on jcrew.com, or a bumpy stucco wall finish on MarthaStewart.com or the vibration of a V-8 engine on a Chrysler banner ad.

It was a bumpy ride on Wall Street last week, but the major market indexes still posted solid gains.

The New Year got off to a bumpy start on Wall Street Wednesday morning, as investors digested data that suggests an economic slowdown.

In this town of stone walls and bumpy roads, he can climb nearby mountains, jog unnoticed and, one can imagine, read by candlelight amid the piles of books said to dominate his house.

It's difficult to remember now, after another weekend of tragedy and militarism and politicking and the general collapse of the west, but there was a window of time on Thursday – the first window of time in a long, unbroken wall of bumpy, grey time – where it appeared that something good had happened.

"So we drive from here all the way back to Kaesong, then we drive another hour on a bad, bumpy road to a concrete wall that we can only see by looking through binoculars?

In 1992 he founded Edison, but has had a bumpy time convincing both communities and Wall Street that it's brand of for-profit education works.

He has spent his life scrutinizing the ways many-legged animals scamper over bumpy terrain and scoot up a wall or even glass.