"corridor back" is a correct and usable phrase in English
It is typically used to describe the back section or part of a long, narrow passageway or hallway. Example: The students crowded in the front of the classroom, while the teacher stood at the corridor back, observing them closely.
McKee got up and walked across the corridor, back to her office.
"Not bad for a dead man walking," said Manuel Pellegrini as he strolled through the corridor back towards the Manchester City dressing room.
The British saw Trans-Jordan's value mainly as a transit zone [15] between Palestine and Iraq, but also as part of an air corridor (back when flights were relatively short and refuelings many) between Britain and India.
But as I wandered down the executive corridor back to my beloved Sun, I literally came out in a cold sweat; if Rupert was going bust, who was going to pay my mortgage?
My husband and I still go to the movies once a week, and I'm the person who used to run down interminable corridors back to the lobby to report projection troubles.
She strides across the White House's slippery polished floors with ease, struts down hospital corridors back erect and stands upright in these veritable torture chambers while finger-poking the Russian president in the chest.
After tying myself in convoluted knots and stumbling through dead ends and corridors leading back into corridors, which in turn lead face-first into dead ends, I eventually started to discern the strains of house music.
She butted the lip of her table with her thighs and shuffled out from behind it and headed for the corridor in back.
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Plans for a limited-access route along the Route 29 corridor go back to 1932, when a parkway was proposed along the Delaware River between Trenton and Lambertville; this proposal never materialized.
Plans for a limited-access highway along the U.S. Route 202 corridor date back to 1932 when a parkway was planned to continue into Pennsylvania along U.S. Route 202; this proposal never came to fruition.
