hollow wall造句

• On the east side the hollow wall rises directly from the road.
• The K Brick was made of clay and used for hollow wall construction.
• The hollow walls of the cave, when struck by hand, make incredible musical sounds.
• Tucked into the hollow walls of buildings, electrical wires do their work unsung and hidden from view.
• The fish tape is used to pull conductors through conduits, or sometimes to pull conductors through hollow walls.
• Toggle bolts have wings that open inside a hollow wall, bracing against it to hold the fastener securely.
• Is there a simpler type of hollow wall fastener I can use that will hold like a toggle bolt?
• Six decades later, the city centre has still not been fully rebuilt, and hollow walls and devastated buildings are commonplace.
• There are many bolts on the market that are new versions of the original molly bolt designed for hollow walls.
• Tap on the wall; tapping a hollow wall will produce a hollow thump; tapping a stud will produce a solid tock.
• There are fasteners designed for hollow walls; they grip the plasterboard by expanding in, or behind, the wall and remain securely in place.
• The flames roared through the building's hollow walls, turning it into a fiery chimney, Passaic County Assistant Prosecutor Martin R . Kayne said.
• A wick may be inserted into the hollow wall, where it will draw fuel upwards closer to the hot parts of the burner.
• The hollow walls and exposed wires are all that is left of the setting for a historic moment now chronicled in books and museums.
• It took firefighters 28 hours to contain the three-alarm blaze, which continued to burn in the theater's trap doors, hollow walls, and innumerable crevices.
• He said the tanker, which had been filled with vegetable oil, was used to transport the drugs to New York in its hollow walls.
• Iceboxes had hollow walls that were lined with tin or zinc and packed with various insulating materials such as cork, sawdust, straw or seaweed.
• Once the fuel has warmed up, its vapor will travel up the hollow wall, pass through the perforations, and form a ring of flame.
• She lived in the hollow walls of a large house, in a nest made of rug nibbles and chewed-up pieces of the morning news.
• The infrastructure of buildings, crammed into chimneys, stairways, hallways and hollow walls, she said, has been " feminized " and " repressed " for too long.