Sentence examples for walls were created from inspiring English sources

The adhesive vinyl cutouts, which can be applied to windows and walls, were created by 19 artists and designers with experience in furniture, textile and graphic design.

The garden and the house, which has exposed beams and stone walls, were created by Clodagh Design, a New York firm that does biophilic design.

But, unfortunately, Mr. Khouri ignores the real reasons why these road blocks and walls were created in the first place: deadly terrorist attacks.

Little had changed since the 1960s, when the first walls were created so that outdoor climbers could get some practice when weather or lack of time kept them from their usual haunts.

Three-dimensionally ordered macroporous (3DOM) Au/catalysts4 catalysts with well-defined macroporous skeletons and mesoporous walls were created via a precursor thermal decomposition-assisted colloidal crystal templating method, and their catalytic performance for CO preferential oxidation in H2-rich gases was systematically investigated.

The blood vessel walls were created by deformed malignant melanoma cells and stromal cells.

Richard Megna, the Bedford town building inspector, said that the reason the town instituted a law on fence height was that the high stone walls were creating a boxed-in effect.

By the second half of the century, the Bargate and the surrounding walls were creating serious traffic congestion; various options were considered to relieve this including demolition, but it was not until the 1930s that the decision was made to retain the gatehouse, but to destroy the walls on either side.

Likewise the gallery space in the first-level lobby, which has required that new walls be created for every exhibit.

Walking through the upbeat building, where the art on the walls was created by those who come there, inspires even the skeptics of the world.

Owner Atsushi Horigami's malt obsession is rivalled only by his passion for movies: he screens silent films in the evening, and the bar's eye-shaped logo – not to mention the surrealist paintings hanging on the wall – were created by the late Takeo Kimura, art director of choice for cult director Seijun Suzuki.