chain-link fence

noun

1. a mesh fence made of thick steel wire and having a diamond-shaped pattern.

Example Sentences

The sites are on the highway side of a chain-link fence between the Beltway and Moses Morningstar Cemetery in Cabin John.

From Washington Post

He certainly didn’t want to see reporters peering over his chain-link fence.

From Vox

I’m in the outside world, but surrounded by chain-link fences with barbed wire on top.

From Washington Blade

Out in the front yard, bordered by a chain-link fence, the family displayed a yard sign announcing that their eldest, Geraldo, had earned a citizenship award.

From Washington Post

He jumped from the equivalent of the top of the chain-link fence.

From The Daily Beast

A large green mesh chain link fence surrounds the 14-year-old theater.

From The Daily Beast

Inside the chain link fence, the students had planted a small garden of tomatoes and healing herbs they were learning about.

From The Daily Beast

It is stored in buildings in 40 nations—from Argentina to Vietnam—and often guarded with little more than a chain link fence.

From The Daily Beast

Lying next to the entrance of the chain link fence that still surrounds Trinity Site are the rusty remains of Jumbo.

From Project Gutenberg