Sentence examples for flanking walls from inspiring English sources

At the Lincoln Memorial he sits like some grand couch potato watching Netflix, ringed by his words on flanking walls.

This takes the form of a sandstone wall with adjoining flanking walls which create a small ornamental garden.

The 19th-century St Mary's Church, with its contemporary lych gate and flanking walls are all Grade II listed buildings.

The far wall acts as the screen for a three-hundred-and-sixty-degree video of a ribbon-cutting ceremony, while the flanking walls are hung with photos of delegation members shaking hands in the Swiss countryside.

The proportions of the energy transmitted by the dividing wall and the flanking walls were calculated to diagnose the situation and thereby to improve the insulation between the rooms.

The shop itself is shaped like a mailbox, a narrow sliver of a corridor with a counter at the far end and copier machines flanking the walls.

With only a monthly community newspaper and a very slow Internet, messages were relayed by chalk on blackboards flanking the walls of a main roundabout.

Flanking the walls of the exhibit, Takis' artistic experiments with magnetism are also on display, albeit more subtly.

Eliasson's 2002 project The Reflective Corridor | Draft To Stop The Free Fall, for example, is a waterfall illuminated with a stroboscopic light, flanking two walls of a room you can walk through.

Flank walls are a problem too.

The core of the matter, architecturally, is whether the flank walls of Hawksmoor's churches are set pieces that demand to be seen completely unimpeded, and whether their relationship to their graveyards is an essential and unalterable part of their concept.