The protesters easily pried open the bank's sliding doors and surged forward with a cheer — but into a low-ceilinged corridor that ended at another set of glass doors.
A narrow corridor that ends with a wood board with a hole of the size of the lambs head was built in front of each teat.
At his best, Mr. Pinter opens doors of perception onto a corridor that never ends.
Or to walk down a corridor that hits a dead end when the walls meet in a point.
A unit moved upstairs to where the gunmen were holed up in a room at the end of a corridor that was one metre wide.
These social dynamics existed in districts located at the southern end point of a corridor that had relatively extensive areas of pasture (e.g. Madina Foulbe).
On the left, the passage was blocked like the entrance to a condemned building; on the right was a narrow corridor that seemed to end in a blank wall.
As we explained last month, risk corridors are a feature of the law designed to protect insurers that end up with a disproportionate share of sicker, costlier customers.
Through this geostrategic corridor they would have direct access to the Mediterranean Sea and an energy corridor that might even be an alternative to the Persian Gulf.
At the end of a fluorescent-lit corridor that was lined with mannequin torsos, he opened a locked door by entering a code on a keypad.
