Sentence examples for The passageways from inspiring English sources
noun
A covered walkway, between rooms or buildings.
The passageways curve away mysteriously, a quick turn occasionally producing a dead end.
The passageways were compelling.
The passageways through each of the gates are 20 m long, and have vaulted ceilings with hidden machicolation openings in their ceilings.
No obstructions in the passageways.
Coughing may produce a thick purulent discharge from the passageways.
Today, the aftermath was scattered through the passageways of the South African-funded cultural centre.
Odd explosions of air — whoops, exclamations — come hurtling through the passageways.
"It stood above the tracks beneath Grand Central, and so he knew all the passageways.
There is a sour scent to some of the passageways, the sort that flowers cannot battle.
He cited the passageways around Grand Central Terminal as the model.
Occasionally, the Egyptians crack down, blowing up or flooding the passageways.
