In the corridors, groups are competing at the boardgame Eurocracy, which is touring the EU to encourage participation in the elections.
Following the example of such structures, the Palace of Minos is a quadrangular complex of rooms and corridors grouped around a great central court, roughly 175 × 100 feet (50 × 30 metres).
Having persuaded the government last year to convert an abandoned rail line into a 25-mile-long "green corridor," preservation groups and environmentalists argue that Bukit Brown — once the final resting place for Singapore's most illustrious citizens and one of the last of the island's traditional burial grounds — should be preserved as a nature reserve where people can connect to the past.
Ray Sullivan, a campaign spokesman for Mr. Perry who was involved with the corridor advocacy group, said, "I don't believe those conversations ever took place".
But in a recovery room tucked away at the end of a dim corridor, a group of Nicaraguan patients with patches over their eyes offers insight into one of President Hugo Chávez's most successful health initiatives.
Children with new backpacks queue in pairs against a wall covered in their artwork, waiting to be taken to swimming lessons; football and skipping competitions take place in the corridors while groups of women, babies on their laps, sit huddled together on their phones.
Lacerda-Santos et al. [12] compared the smile attractiveness of the various sized buccal corridors between groups of individuals in different age ranges.
The Jiuquan Basin on the northern edge of the Qilian orogenic belt is one of the most economically important oil prospecting regions in the Hexi Corridor basin group of northwestern China (Fig. 1) (Pan et al. 2012).
Geoff works with a group called the Urban Conservancy, which is agitating, in association with the Friends of Lafitte Corridor and other groups, to develop the rest of the old rail bed.
When she finally reached the exit, she turned into a corridor where a group of young men and women were waiting.
