Sentence examples for walled from inspiring English sources

He refuses to make do with Palestinian sovereignty over the Muslim holy sites and the adjacent Muslim Quarter of the walled Old City, and demands that the 200,000-odd Palestinian citizens beyond the walls live on their own sovereign soil.Mr Barak is committed to upholding Israel's claim to a "united Jerusalem".

From Yongmen all the way to the Jing and Wei rivers, there were replica palaces, passages, and walled pavilions".

At other times, he would swim ashore and wander the lanes, walled in coral, that Koga's workers had made years before.

But that sounds doubtful in a country that also cracks down on its opposition press and where the president, Nursultan Nazarbayev, regularly claims more than 90% of the vote in elections.A growing number of such countries have an internet that each of them can call their own, walled off as much or as little as suits them.

For Christians, it is where Jesus redeemed mankind on the cross.The religious monuments of all three faiths are mostly within the walled Old City.

A WALLED city-within-a-city once stood on the site now occupied by London's Cannon Street station.

It is possible to spot sloths and pink dolphins from the glass-walled comfort of a sleek vessel furnished with a barman called Robinson and a menu of rainforest delicacies (the giant river snails are a surprising highlight).

That, alongside the three-walled bedside cot we rented purely to trick him into thinking he was sleeping with us, seems to have performed an actual miracle.

There have been fears that the Cornerhouse site would join the Hacienda, the Twisted Wheel and many other venues in the city which have been bulldozed and turned into yet another glass-walled office, hotel or block of student flats.

On the main square in the small white-walled Andalucian town of Aracena is a quincallería – a hardware shop.

Despite a crackdown on Dalai Lama worship elsewhere on the plateau, visitors to the grey-walled compound can see photographs of him, as well as a golden throne intended for him to sit on should he ever return.