When the last ripple had died away, I looked out of the blasted wall at the others.

Hut 3 is only a few yards away, on the other side of the inevitable blast wall.

They've been around there long enough to build a blasted wall, never mind climb one!"

He walked away from the hangar and toward the runway on the other side of the blast wall.

The mansion and two adjacent houses have been surrounded by blast walls.

However, blast walls built since the previous bombing deflected the force of the explosion.

Creatures that can walk through that blasting wall of force!"

"Iraq was a land of blast walls and barbed wire fences.

In Baghdad today, as the concrete blast walls multiply, control seems almost unimaginable.

Several concrete blast walls were added to stop potential bomb debris flying along the tunnel.

On one blasted wall, in dark green paint, were the words "Death to the Croats."

Blast walls divided a circle into sixty wedges, only half of which were in immediate use.

It was afternoon of the second day that we found a rift in the blasted wall of the valley.

It was not clear if this referred to housing inside the international zone, which is surrounded by 10 miles of 15-foot-high concrete blast walls.

Even the exhausted smiled, leaning against blast walls designed to keep out the frequent mortar fire.

The 2005 explosion gouged the pavement in front of his house, and afterward he had a large blast wall built.

This was a consequence of the platform design, including the absence of blast walls.

Others hold news conferences inside compounds fortified by sandbags and blast walls.

Like nearly all government buildings in Baghdad, it is surrounded by 10-foot concrete blast walls and dozens of guards.

Concrete blast walls cast tall shadows over many neighborhoods.

That space is lined with mushrooming concrete blast walls.

The area was recently redesigned and two American tanks and blast walls, which used to line the road nearby, are gone.

The program's computational models agreed with experimental results and were used to guide the process of designing new blast walls.

Concrete blast walls helped protect Iraqis standing at the checkpoint, who suffered wounds rather than death in many cases.

Before going around the blast wall, Manesh stared back at his Mig-29 through the small opening on the sliding door.