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Meanings of drywall in English
Panel made of calcium sulfate dihydrate (gypsum) in construction.
Usage of drywall in English
1
The bullet went through the armor and destroyed the drywall behind it.
2
Everyone knew the substrate was nothing but digital drywall and rusted siding.
3
The cement and the paint cost some, and, well, the drywall and two-by-fours.
4
The lights revealed little beyond more stone floor and some drywall.
5
The unpainted drywall, the crooked asbestos tiles in the ceiling, the metal cabinetry.
6
Instead they were for plumbing and lighting fixtures, drywall contractors and material, lumber.
7
I was halfway up the drywall when my mother arrived home.
8
The tiny black point of one stiletto left a dent in the drywall.
9
Lifting the painting away revealed a large hole in the drywall.
10
We were putting new drywall into the ladies' room on account of a leak.
11
It left a fist-sized gorge in the drywall behind her.
12
He stepped back behind the drywall stack and shoved another magazine into his automatic.
13
Warm oak pillars stood tall inside, with pastel shades covering the drywall between them.
14
It aimed and fired two quick bursts into the drywall.
15
It was dotted with piles of lumber, covered drywall, bricks...a dozen places to hide.
16
The centurion looked down and kicked the drywall off the body of the sniper.
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United States of America
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