She attracted a wall of well-wishers during a practice session.
Like most of Cindy McCain's life, these stories are generally hidden behind a wall of well-tailored reticence.
It has a long dinerlike counter, a wall of well-worn booths, and a cluster of Formica-topped tables in between.
Draft legislation to regulate too-big-to-fail financial firms hit a wall of well-deserved dissent at a hearing on Thursday in the House Financial Services Committee.
The dining area next to the kitchen has a wall of well-labeled and organized toy storage, and the hallway leading to the bedrooms is a gallery of David's artwork.
Trapped in drug-induced paranoia, I began to think of the police as God's emissaries, arriving not to seek vengeance but a cease-fire, a truce that would put me up against a wall of well-deserved consequences, and the noncombatants, the children, out of harm's way.
Everton had won on their last four visits to City - and for an hour frustration was in the air again as they mounted a wall of well-organised resistance that kept Roberto Mancini's side at bay.
An important limitation of the standard ELISA protocol is the time required for binding a target antigen to a solid matrix (generally the wall of wells in a polystyrene microtiter plate) and the multiple washing steps needed to remove unbound antibodies from the wells of the microtiter dish.
The walls of well-structured CNx nanotubes are rigid and easily ruptured, whereas N-free carbon nanotubes are known to be fairly flexible.
When Nubija launched in 2008, its users had fully protected lanes to ride in, separated from cars not just by concrete barriers but often walls of well-trimmed trees and shrubs.
Under Mr. Wager's direction, the performers seem painfully in touch with the confused emotions they have been asked to give voice to, unprotected by the lacquered walls of well-honed technique.
