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Meanings of curving walls in English
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Usage of curving walls in English
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Moonlight shone through the curving walls, bathing the floors a bright silver-blue.
2
The outward curving walls were gleaming dark wood, inset with porthole windows.
3
The curving walls were fitted with a lining of walnut cabinets.
4
Elsewhere the curving walls simply broke their sweep as they met an intersecting circumference.
5
Instead of the smooth, curving walls they'd passed earlier, these were rough and uneven.
6
Joshua could just make out the misty smears of the nebula through the curving walls.
7
Their voices returned unanswered from the curving walls.
8
As always, the Bastard Walk, with its hugely curving walls and grotesquely hewn statues, calmed him.
9
These walkways, several levels of them, ran parallel to smooth curving walls which held faceless detention cells.
10
It was an unusual room, an ovoid, five metres high, its curving walls a smooth polished wood.
11
Unlike those through which they had come, this one had a rounded, dome-like ceiling supported by curving walls.
12
Gradually the water outside the curving walls changed from black to deep green, and thence to translucent chartreuse.
13
You wander in to the middle, view the passing crowds through the curving walls, then walk out again, refreshed.
14
They walked on, discovering unexplored caves and dark secrets in the warrens, fanning the curving walls with yellow beams.
15
In this gallery the voice, even the lowest, followed the curving walls and could be heard all around the circuit.
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The lights are tasteful and indirect, and the curving walls are paneled in old mahogany: the local police cells, it ain't.