Sentence examples for wall that forms from inspiring English sources

A brick, implicitly 18th-century garden wall that forms a circle and has no entrance, it offers sanctuary to nonhuman life.

Gone is the tar and nicotine that was caked onto the gold-leafed wall that forms a gilded backdrop to the podium.

Behind Platform 1 is a brick wall that forms part of the signal box and on this are some metal artworks created by artists with learning difficulties to celebrate Brunel's 200th anniversary in 2006; an interpretation panel is nearby.

Mr. García waved down to the flood plain and a new adobe wall that formed a tidy square.

The dominant features of Libeskind's proposal were the 1,776-foot 1,776-foottowerxposed slurry wand — the concrexposedaining wall that formed the foundation of the World Trade Center and that slurryed the terrorist attacks.

There is a fundamental philosophical debate between those who view the site more abstractly and those who find documentary value and emotional resonance in vestiges like the sawed-off column footings that defined the tower footprints, the shored-up slurry wall that formed the concrete bathtub in which the towers sat and even a section of the 95-year-old cast-iron Hudson & Manhattan Railroad tube.

The keep at Vincennes was highly innovative: six stories high, with a chemin de ronde running around the machicolated battlements, the luxuriously appointed building was protected by an enceinte wall that formed a "fortified envelope" around the keep.

Thus, Figure 2d showed four proembryonic cells surrounded by a thick wall that formed a young proembryon and may cause the formation of PLB in CA10 d15 calli.

This apoplastic diffusion barrier is set up by the 'Casparian strips', lignin-like, hydrophobic impregnations of the primary cell wall that form a supracellular net-like structure around the central vasculature.

Not that it is entirely possible to keep all unpleasantness outside the low stone walls that form the park's perimeter.

Bruce Nauman's "Performance Corridor," 1969, was a claustrophobic enclosure consisting of two floor-to-ceiling parallel walls that formed a tunnel.