Sentence examples for were wall from inspiring English sources
verb
To enclose with a wall
- He walled the study with books.
"Those were wall separations and very tender.
Crosses, skulls and mink pelts were wall décor.
Most of the customers were Wall Street types in their 30's and 40's.
But they were not small-town or provincial; they were Wall Streeters, not Main Streeters.
Were Wall Street banks the enemy of working people, or was the enemy the politicians who socialized with bankers?
But by then his impromptu lunch seminars were Wall Street lore, former pupils like Mr. Lyon said.
Inside, there were wall-to-wall murals of hometown landmarks.
Some wanted the GOP to forge ahead anyway, but US cable networks were wall-to-wall with hurricane footage and interviews, so it just would have looked strange.
"Those last three episodes were wall-to-wall great," he said, but after some thought added that he loved the show's penultimate episode, in which Hank Dean Norriss) was killed.
Receptacles were wall-mounted with the opening 58 inches from the floor, an unreachable distance for most children.
More than 30 RLK genes were serine/threonine-protein kinase, three were wall-associated receptor kinases (Unigene20744_All, Unigene25402_All, Unigene22769_All), and one was a proline-rich receptor-like protein kinase (Unigene20499_All).
