Sentence examples for connecting wall from inspiring English sources

It applies to breakthrough combinations, in which someone buys two adjoining apartments and breaks through the connecting wall, or in some cases the floor or ceiling, to create a bigger place.

Banks also require borrowers to put some money in escrow until the basic work of the combination — breaking through the connecting wall and removing the second kitchen — has been done.

He defines mouseholing as "blowing a hole in the connecting wall between buildings with a small explosive charge called a Beehive, tossing a couple of grenades through the hole and then stepping through the hole with a Sten submachine gun on full automatic to deal with anyone left over".

The fort is made up of two towers with a connecting wall pierced by gun ports for cannon.

The estimated cost for a simple combination that removes the connecting wall and one of the kitchens is $40,000, while a more extensive renovation with a new kitchen and rearranged spaces would be closer to $100,000.

Winsor Castle, named for the ranch's first manager, consists of two sandstone buildings joined by connecting walls; it has been restored and can be visited on guided tours.

The post office is actually two buildings, the original built in 1913 and an annex dating from 1934, though connecting walls make them appear as one.

An Alternate Path A revolving door has long connected Wall Street and the New York Fed.

Primary Global, which is now defunct, is a so-called expert network firm that connected Wall Street money managers with executives of public companies.

She is a former consultant at Primary Global Research, a so-called expert network firm that connects Wall Street traders to industry experts, including public company employees.

Primary Global, which is now defunct, is a so-called expert-network firm that connected Wall Street money managers with public-company executives.