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Meanings of walls in English
Usage of walls in English
1
It suffered serious damage, including collapsed walls and ceilings, airport authorities said.
2
It suffered serious damage, including collapsed walls and ceilings, the airport said.
3
Remember the topic at hand for today is borders, walls and immigration.
4
Many existing walls have been made longer and higher in recent years.
5
The face walls are of stone laid in courses of 14 in.
6
The place was one enormous chamber almost entirely free of interior walls.
7
Over the east and south walls, however, he saw treetops and sky.
8
The outer walls of Garriston, of course, had long ago been demolished.
9
Let us hope he has found easy rest somewhere on those walls.
10
Ruins in caves in the walls of the canyons, subdivided as follows:
11
The birds in the walls are the soldiers who defended the city.
12
Some of the protected walls in the neighborhood retain hieroglyphics in abundance.
13
The breach widens; the green and yellow turbans swarm within the walls.
14
Their children were growing up without four walls to call a home.
15
On the walls are engraved the names of the thousands of victims.
16
The infantry barracks are outside of the walls, four in number; viz.
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Canada
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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