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"walk through a wall" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It typically refers to the action of walking through a physical barrier, such as a wall or door, without any physical effort or resistance. Example: "In the fantasy novel, the protagonist discovers she has the power to walk through walls, which allows her to escape from dangerous situations unnoticed."
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David would walk through a wall to do what is right for and his brother.
When I get angry, I can walk through a wall, but I very seldom get angry".
If they think you love them, they'll walk through a wall for you".
"People wouldn't think you could walk through a wall either," he says.
"Just try to walk through a wall," quips the skeptic.
So why can't you use quantum tunneling to walk through a wall?
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So which seems more difficult: walking through a wall made of stone or a wall made of wood?
Then, the young Hughes, tall, lanky, dressed in a plain suit, strides around a corner and walks through a wall that was the original doorway to his office.
When Mr. Rylance won his second Tony, for "Jerusalem," last year, he felt he had to maintain his acceptance-speech tradition and performed Mr. Jenkins's poem "Walking Through a Wall".
He briefly lectured bewildered punters at the Beacon theatre about phasing through solid matter with Jenkins's Walking Through a Wall.
From Mr. Jenkins's Web site, here is audio of the author reading his own poem, "Walking Through a Wall," which Mr. Rylance recited at the Tonys on Sunday.
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