Walling in a sentence

An illustration of a “typical” dinner party hosted by Marm Mandelbaum, shown at far right, from “Recollections of a New York Chief of Police” (1887) by George W. Walling.

New for 2024, the popular countryside pursuit arena of the show allowed visitors to try their hand at clay pigeon shooting, weaving and dry-stone walling.

Nungshasunep Walling reportedly went missing on Sunday while visiting the waterfall with a friend.

Refreshments will be available on the day, as too will activities including a tug of war, axe throwing, dry stone walling, willow weaving, with performances from Elizabethan dancers and ukuleles.

Stripping away extraneous layers of guitar, and cutting Noel’s more Slash-like solos, he mixed the record in what he called a “brick-walling” style.

The Chapin- and Irmo-area district renovated similar schools around 15 years ago, walling off pods to form irregularly-shaped classrooms at campuses such as Leaphart Elementary.

The ecstatic updates continued in December 2022, when Walling shared his feelings on the same-sex marriage bill on Instagram.

The garden is enclosed in stone walling with a further patio area at the far end.

The stone from Farnhill Quarry was used for walling buildings whilst the stone from Strikes Quarry at Sutton-in-Craven was sought-after for windowsills, headers and door jambs.

Walling off what anti-systemic information reaches the public is a central function of the state.

He explained the yacht has set off from Newlyn, Cornwall, on April 8 with Walling and Bennett on board.

Jewell T. Horn, 79, widower of Alvirta Frances Walling Horn, passed away Thursday, July 23, at Marcum Wallace Memorial Hospital.

The work is mainly fencing or dry-stone walling – a chance to learn new skills – and a bonus is the spectacular bird life, which has seen a huge increase of late.

This can lead to feeling overwhelmed psychologically and walling off of emotions, he explains.

His counterpart is Professor Walling (Josh Bailey), a zoologist who primarily studies guinea pigs—well, just one guinea pig, Jane (Dame Abigail Fluffball).

Ooops Nations are increasingly walling themselves off through technological means.

The summer game has spent a generation walling itself up in its own shrinking square of green, a sport that is invisible in the inner cities, that exists among the pre-converted or those with the means to break in.

But he also criticized conservation efforts that claim to preserve the rainforest but end up walling off vast swaths of its resources from the people who live there and need it to survive.

Prairie’s season ended with a 49-45 round-of-12 loss to Stanwood despite a season-high 27 points from Walling.

Coleman, 83–95 Patterson also appeared on broadcast interviews on local stations near where his film would be shown during his four-walling tour in 1968.