Sentence examples for given a wall from inspiring English sources

("Given a wall, Artie leaned").

At the A.C.A., she was given a wall on which to do a mural.

"They were promised a promenade and given a wall," Mr. Gusciora said.

In the first line of "The Woman Warrior," we are given a wall when the mother says to the daughter who writes the book, "You must not tell anyone what I am about to tell you".

The μ-slide was connected to a syringe pump that drew fluid through the chamber at a flow rate giving a wall shear stress of 0.25 Pa (2.5 dyne/cm).

Too many pictures can give a wall a cluttered " police evidence board" feel.

Fabric is a unique alternative to paint or wallpaper, and it gives a wall texture and design.

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But once you've mastered the fastest/hardest/most creative routes up a given wall, that wall becomes… pretty boring.

Although Rochester had already been given a stone curtain wall by Bishop Gundulf, the Keep dates from this period.

The wall consisted of four tiers and a bridge sill beam sat on the top tier, thus giving a total wall height of about 12 m.