In the 1960s, the California coast was being walled off by the development one sees in Malibu — beach houses so close together that you can't see the ocean from Highway 1, or in Redondo Beach where huge apartment and condominium complexes replaced single family homes, or major hotels on the beach, such as high-rise Holiday Inns in Monterey and Ventura and the Surf & Sand in Laguna Beach.
Cotner and White realise the cinematic potential of the plaintiffs (intelligent, determined Americans fighting for a civil right that's been walled off from them) but they follow the case, only really letting sentimentalism creep in when the outcome is clear.
I think of him as I'm being walled in.
The long, low structure, a former Hare Krishna center, was built on open land, but it is being walled in as Poland prospers and new buildings are constructed.
But who is being walled in here, exactly, and who out? Israeli society exists in a state of permanent existential crisis - people talk and behave as if they are living under a siege as long as their history.
Then, e-mail started getting popular and some people switched, but it forced people to ask why they were being walled off," he said.
As Anarkali is being walled up, Akbar is reminded that he still owes her mother a favour, as it was she who brought him news of Salim's birth.
They have not been walled in; they are not being held hostage.
It is in communities that have been walled off from the rest of society that Isis's sophisticated recruiting and propaganda has the most impact.
The lower Hudson, for instance, was being channelled into the more walled-in, built-up Hudson that we recognize today.
