Sentence examples for end of a wall from inspiring English sources

About 100m after the end of a wall, turn sharp right through gate on path downhill.

Anta, plural antas, or antae, in architecture, slightly projecting column at the end of a wall, produced by either a thickening of the wall or attachment of a separate strip.

And then, by an act of film technique as fluent and fit as achieved originality always is, the camera tracks sidewise in space and time across the end of a wall to take us back into the film's present tense, with Locke still concocting his new identity under a fan that moves like a wounded wasp.

Mr. Damora said that since the longest standard vinyl panels come in 16 1/2-foot lengths, and since house walls are often wider than that, it is generally necessary to install one or more panels to cover the span from one end of a wall to the other.

In addition, it is always best to try to line up the edges of a carpet with some architectural element of the room -- the end of a wall, the beginning of a doorway, centering on the fireplace, etc. HOW DO YOU MAINTAIN A CARPET OR RUG?

In addition, it is always best to try to line up the edges of a carpet with some architectural element of the room -- the end of a wall, the beginning of a doorway, centering on the fireplace, etc. (Classic Rug Collection).

But whereas that had been an end-of-season tournament for the top eight teams after the league title had been decided, it was obvious from the start that this was something different, as the Wigan and Leeds teams emerged from the dressing rooms at the corner of the old Stretford End to a wall of noise.

D-Hop was second, a minute off, so here's your namely namesake David Hopkin as a consolation, lurking at the end of a Chelsea wall in 1995, wearing an excellent orange kit to match his hair.

One of my favorite works, shunted to the end of a long wall as if not quite part of the show, is a late one, from 1967: a strange four-part palisade outlined in black on raw canvas with a vivid blue sky overhead.

But Latvala pushed too hard and when he drove over some loose gravel he lost control and slid the car into the end of a stone wall.

We were looking at the symbolic end of a way of life on Wall Street and the start of very real economic horrors for the rest of us.