Sentence examples for wall means from inspiring English sources

"It still looks random, but Tim O'Brien being next to Glen Wall means something," said Mr. Lutnick, referring to two friends at Cantor who died Sept. 11.

An interpreter in the field not only translates sentences from one language into another, but can help identify a local accent or tell soldiers what the graffiti on a wall means while peering out of a moving vehicle.

The round design wasn't just for looks: it makes structural sense to build like this – practically, it's a stable shape, and the minimum amount of wall means little heat loss.

"A Socialist today understands that the fall of the Berlin Wall means we live in a world in which the market is not leftist or rightist," he said in an interview on his presidential plane.

"A Chinese wall means that anything that has to do with Party A will not be disclosed to the other side and neither will anything that has to do with Party B".

That she has erected the wall means, at a first reading, that she does not want to share with others whatever she's got; however, to the extent that by building the wall she lets the others know of her new possession, it means that she may want to share after all.

The wall meant a lot to some people.

For Themistocles, however, an Athenian statesman, the wooden wall meant one thing: a naval fleet.

"What does the wall mean?" he asked at his badly damaged headquarters in the West Bank city of Ramallah.

The results showed strong agreement evidenced with only small differences on both lumen (mean: 40.5 mm2) and wall (mean: 52.6 mm2) area measurement among different weighted images.

No matter how often or how emphatically he rejected the idea that the fall of the Berlin Wall meant the death of the spy novel, the impression persisted.