Sentence examples for wall which separates from inspiring English sources

He infused his plan with emotion, and referred to the slurry wall, which separates the site from the river, as if it were holy.

France is, after all, a society of walls: the quintessential French institution is the courtyard and its wall, which separates the residence from the street and renders the building itself invisible to the eyes of passers-by.

Those who drowned were among a group trying to reach a sea wall which separates Ceuta from Morocco, the paper said.

The garden is surrounded by a wall, which separates it from the forest.

Suddenly, a ghastly sound broke through the wall which separated me from my children.

On the other side was an ivy-covered wall, which separated it from a charming garden, part of a three-story maisonette in another 1920s co-op.

The event will take place on Bernauer Strasse - a street which was split down the middle by the wall which separated the east and west of the city.

The event took place on Bernauer Street, which was split down the middle by the wall which separated the east and west of the city.

Hadrian's Wall, which separated the Roman world from what was perceived as an ever-present barbarian threat, is the primary surviving monument of this effort.

I vividly recall the military guard towers manned by armed soldiers surrounding the perimeter of the high-fenced walls which separated us from the free world.

Apart from some middle-class and student areas, most neighbourhoods are religiously homogeneous and are often defined by "peace walls," which separate the two communities.