Sentence examples for wall bars from inspiring English sources
noun
A type of exercise equipment used for gymnastics exercises as well as rehabilitation.
He invented wall bars, beams, and the box horse.
I feel like some Bible-bashing Republican senator who's been caught strapping himself to the wall bars in a secret torture garden, my appalling morals revealed.
You would have thought, in that case, that PE was just the ticket; I could hang upside down from the wall bars and think my own thoughts till the hour was up.
Sex was the reward for attending all the endless meetings, or the natural consequence of all that sitting, in the days when the word gym meant the room at school with wall bars.
His class put on a show about Victorian childhood and as we stood at the back of a hall of 200 kids in blue V-neck jumpers, surrounded by wall bars and gym mats, I found that I could see, with absolute clarity, my own school's near identical uniforms in a near identical hall 30 years ago.
Along the dusty way, there's music, there's hole in the wall bars, and people dancing in the street, food stands, and in areas where there may be tourists, or at least UN troops stationed, paintings for sale.
The bar: Adjacent to the restaurant is a warehouse-style, bare brick wall bar with soft lighting, leather armchairs and walk-in humidor.
The talajangha has the same motifs as the vimana's second part of the wall, barring the goddesses.
It starts on the main floor and spreads to the rafters in a cozy venue (capacity 500) where admirers are forced to stand near the back wall bar in the Bluebird's compact balcony.
As a result it's wall-to-wall bars and restaurants.
"This area used to be full of two-family frame houses, factory buildings and hole-in-the-wall bars," he recollected.
