Today, my mother keeps a "wall of shame" where she collects newspaper photos of people hugging Fidel Castro.
She has tattoos up and down her arm that are tied to moments when her twin ran away or attempted suicide; now she keeps a wall of pictures devoted to him, showing me remembrances in a box, including signed artifacts from local sports franchises like the Phoenix Coyotes or Arizona Diamondbacks offered to the family as gifts following his death.
Behind the chancellor, Tories kept up a wall of noise, laughing and jeering at the misery guts on the benches opposite.
Gary Barlow and Louis Walsh kept a frosty wall of silence between them as they attended a dinner with X Factor executives last night.
My employer, like many others, kept a "face wall" – pictures of shoppers detained by store security on the suspicion of illegal activity – in the workers' lounge to alert employees of so-called suspicious shoppers.
The Surah Al-Kahf, "The Cave," identifies Gog and Magog as the ultimate enemies of believers; they are kept out provisionally by a wall of supernatural power, but are ready to erupt at the last judgment (18 94-102 18 94-102
"It's pretty intense," Benton said as he popped open the smoker door — which he keeps padlocked — and released a wall of smoke.
So much to finish and so much to keep me from it, like a wall of glass between myself and the page.
The imagery, employed by Mr. Bryan during his ill-fated campaign for president in 1900, is an iconic example of American political poster-making, and it captured the imagination of Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo, who keeps a framed reproduction on a wall of his office suite at the Capitol.
Since that race, Phelps has kept a picture of Crocker on the wall next to his bed as a daily reminder of the man he has to beat.
