Sentence examples for a passageway for from inspiring English sources

With its flat, barren bottom, the area is a passageway for sea life like bluefish, flounder and squid.

During the 1960s the grotto functioned as a passageway for the school above it, allowing pupils to pass under the A310 road into an annexe.

The second floor will be a passageway for toll takers, who now have to scurry across the asphalt, to descend to their air-conditioned booths in mini-elevators.

It is this unlikely spot, where the St. Clair River separates this rural Michigan region from Canada, that has lately become a passageway for illegal immigrants.

The space between any two rows of theatre seats, he explained, was used as a "passageway" for any and all of those seats.

The consultants made no attempt to excavate that mysterious tunnel, noting in their report that "assuming that a tunnel was discovered, there would be no way of knowing if it served as a passageway for freedom seekers without corroborating artifacts".

Shake Shack, which is located across a passageway from Goldman's offices, opened for limited hours on Wednesday, after evacuating the area Sunday on the mayor's orders, said Zach Koff, vice president of operations for the restaurant chain.

Mr. Malkin wanted the lobby to be more of a triumphant portal than a utilitarian passageway for tourists on the way to the observation deck and workers on the way to their offices.

Stent: a device for maintaining patency of a biological passageway; for biliary cases, this is deployed via ERCP to allow bile to drain; can be a plastic tube or self-expanding metal.

During the eight days that the two spacecraft flew as one, the astronauts installed a $164 million passageway for spacewalkers, hooked high-pressure gas tanks to it and used it as a base to stage the third and final spacewalk of the mission.

The impassable glaciers of the Northwest Passage through Canada drove 19th century European explorers to madness, but decades of global warming have created a nice passageway for whales to rush in where adventurers feared to tread.