Sentence examples for go wall from inspiring English sources

Because my career has gone the way it's gone, I don't have to go wall to wall".

"You just can't buy a piece of property in a natural area and think you're going to go wall to wall," he said.

"You can lift weights and go wall climbing and run a few miles every day, but it's not the same," he told me, as we wound our way down the slope.

"Now we can go wall to wall," he added, meaning that instead of building up, developers will build from property line to property line in order to maximize space.

And at least so far as pay packages go, Wall Street has not, Thain claimed, gone back to "business as usual".

New designs, especially geometric ones, are well suited to modern interiors, and American workshops make them in custom sizes, large enough to go wall-to-wall or as one-of-a-kind pieces.

Going "wall to wall" makes the cabinet look like an "architectural element," she noted, rather than a series of stand-alone, clunky boxes.

While couching his conclusions in the understated prose favored by the British establishment, Salz makes no bones about what went wrong: Barclays went Wall Street.

In case you haven't noticed, Croesus has been regularly intoned that as goes Wall Street, so goes Main Street.

Our thesis is that, even when all physical trace is gone, walls persist.

CNN, on the other hand, went wall-to-wall with cellphone interviews of ship passengers and aerial pictures of the ship's slow-motion arrival.