0 (of a carpet etc) covering the entire floor of a room etc -- vegg-til-vegg
wall-to-wall carpeting.
If our fundamental approach to education is flawed, we can have the best paid teachers in the world, wall-to-wall facilities and one-to-one teaching—and still produce mediocrity.
This is because of the economic demands made upon people who are paying for their motor cars, colour televisions and wall-to-wall carpeting and who are perhaps buying their own homes.
I do not believe that wall-to-wall nuclear power stations is the answer.
It is important that the nation understands the effect that the wall-to-wall coverage of war has on families.
They are no longer content with a television set, a car and wall-to-wall carpeting.
What we do not look for are large amounts of central direction, unfocused wall-to-wall monitoring and elaborate time-consuming evaluations.
It should not mean wall-to-wall high-pay-out slot machines.
Instead, we shall see wall-to-wall gaming machines in sheds that could be described only as gambling warehouses.
