Sentence examples for have walls from inspiring English sources

Ice rinks have walls.

They would have walls.

In our company, we don't have walls.

Both dining rooms have walls dotted with mounted fish.

Mrs. Presser said: "It's nice to have walls.

Now we have walls between the two communities and they have settled behind them".

"We don't have walls, so we make spaces through the use of light," Ms. Crawford said.

Edinburgh has always embraced the idea that theatres don't need to have walls.

Some have walls so thin they look as though they were made of paper.

Dialysis clinics have "walls of fame" with a picture of each patient and staff member.

He said Labour needed to be the "broadest possible church... but every church does have walls".