As if reading his mind, a member of staff shouts down the corridor after him: "Now then, Maestro" (he really does call him Maestro).
The long corridor reminds him of a prison.
Robinson chases Lord [John] Prescott down a corridor, telling him he "has to do it".
The British tourist Tom Richards, who faced the gunman in a hotel corridor, described him as being in his early 20s with long black hair and a beard.
Barnes then edited a scene where his character would have been running down a corridor, telling him:"You should have a wench in a doorway, and then you should say, 'You.
Guarding the foyer of the "republic" HQ, a volunteer called Andrei said Yanukovych still enjoyed some local support: "I don't see why he couldn't come back, if the people create a 'living corridor' for him".
At some point, Jagger famously confronted Klein in a hotel corridor, asking him: "Where is my fucking money?" In May 1972, a final settlement was thrashed out between the Stones and their former manager during a 24-hour session (supposedly captured on film on Jagger's orders).
Like all public institutions in Libya, the al-Mithaq school is decorated with pictures of the "Brother Leader of the Revolution", though the one in the main corridor shows him in flowing brown robes and headdress rather than the smart dove-grey, bemedalled military uniform he sports in other poses.
One thing I never expected to be doing in my 10 years as a producer for the BBC Radio Science Unit was to be chasing a slightly startled Alan Alda down a corridor, begging him to talk to me about particle physics.
Eventually, I rang his tour manager, who sounded like he'd dealt with this situation before: "Just drag him into the corridor and leave him there," he said.
