Sentence examples for rugged walls from inspiring English sources

Carey Davies's image of a dry stone waller most certainly needs modifying (Rugged men build rugged walls in rugged landscapes, Country Diary, 7 November).

It is an attractive space of whitewashed but rugged walls, much like a Hobbit's cave, bigging up the building's age alongside slabs of modernism.

Beyond the bastions, Marvão is a scatter of sugar-white houses, cut by half a dozen mule-cart wide streets and ringed with rugged walls put up by the Moors nearly 1,000 years ago.

It is the first time the public has been able to look around the trade center foundations from within the giant bathtub formed by the rugged slurry walls.

Soon after Mary Cass died, Nicholas Ludlum built a somber memorial on the edge of Prospect Cemetery — called the Chapel of the Sisters — with rugged stone walls and delicate stained-glass windows.

He worked up the designs for the house on its new site, on former Tyntesfield estate land, with Bath-based architect Stephen Brooks, who has updated the scheme to fit with contemporary building regulations – inserting a steel frame and secreting swathes of insulation behind the rugged rubble walls.

The Blue Nile basin is severely affected by slope failures, and the characteristics of its deep gorges and rugged valley walls called for a study on the relationships between topography and the process of landsliding and rock falling.

For its full effect the gate must be seen in connection with the rugged masonry wall to which it is attached.

A ramp would lead visitors along the rugged slurry wall that held back pressure from the Hudson River and spared the city greater disaster.

Rugged, unrendered, unpainted brick walls go well with the slick but simple MDF furniture and the white-tiled bathrooms.

His bathroom has porcelain tiles and a bathtub, while Mr. Isler's has a stall shower and rugged slate floors and walls.