Examples of 'have walls' in a sentence
Meaning of "have walls"
The phrase 'have walls' generally means to possess physical structures or boundaries that enclose or define a particular space or area. It is commonly used to describe the architectural attributes or features of a building or location, indicating the presence of vertical structures that separate and enclose different areas within the given space
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Prisons have walls surrounding the prison.
Japanese architecture historically does not have walls.
Castles are meant to have walls around them.
We have walls like this in our cottage.
The newest bank vaults have walls of.
We should have walls around our cities.
The structure does not have walls.
We have walls to protect you from the mutants.
We should not have walls here.
You have walls but you are not thin.
They tell us we should have walls around ourselves.
We have walls around our property.
That would have to have walls on the water.
I have walls against the wind.
Beg them to please not have walls or barriers.
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We have walls to keep people in prison.
These rooms may or may not have walls.
We have walls for a reason.
Not all prisons have walls.
Some tiles have walls along one or more edges.
They barely even have walls.
Some have walls of paper.
Our classrooms do not have walls.
It does have walls and a roof.
The room does not have to have walls.
Suitable capsules can have walls of inorganic or organic polymers.
Most residential and commercial buildings have walls with drywall.
I have walls to paint.
That is what it means to have walls and to have a country.
I have walls to stencil.
The implants will therefore have walls of different thicknesses.
I have walls to build.
We have finally have walls.
Wherein the hollows have walls that are at least partially diffusive.
These are the kind of folks that want us to have walls on our borders.
We no longer have walls to protect us from the cold and rain.
All houses have walls.
We often have walls around us that we may have built unwittingly.
Generally their houses do not have walls or wooden flooring.
But you have walls and they are higher than this room.
But we all have walls.
The cage may have walls with openings or with adequate porosity.
I am gonna have walls.
These cells have walls of which half is constituted by a layer of a single uncompressed cloth.
Not only rooms but even men have walls between them.
Many countries have walls and other barriers along their border.
This means that there will no longer have walls between classrooms.
The turret bays have walls that are more than half consisted of windows.
Armies do not usually besiege cities and the latter no longer have walls.
I do have walls up.
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