Sentence examples for opened up a wall from inspiring English sources

We could have opened up a wall.

A. It's always fun to open up a wall and see beer cans or something from 1905.

The months-long reconstruction is difficult, he said, "because you open up a wall in a building from 1794, and you discover things".

Installation services start at $150, but can also cost several hundred dollars, depending on whether a contractor has to open up a wall.

When the workers begin to open up a wall between her living room and the kitchen, removing large stones, Mayes writes, "It's the imagination that carries us through the stress of these projects.

Working with warped antique floorboards and doors, coping with additions that have been tacked on over the years, opening up a wall or ceiling and never quite knowing what you are going to find on the other side, is not for the faint of heart.

Employing cannons in an almost unheard-of manner, he opened up a breach in the walls and sacked the city.

"But this glass wall has opened up a beautiful light in here," she said.

I was just beginning to worry about the tone of the conversations which are held across the Whitehall garden wall when my assailant opened up a second front.

The camera, my wall against the world opened up a new form of intimacy between the slum dwellers and myself.

Starbucks which memorably caused a stir when it opened up an outlet within the walls of The Forbidden City, a walled enclosure of central Beijing containing the palaces of 24 emperors in the Ming and Qing dynasties has had copyright troubles before in Asia.