Sentence examples for corridors passing from inspiring English sources

Cleverly, each song has a backstage build up; you walk through the winding corridors, passing groupies and stage technicians, you watch as your bandmates psyche each other up, then you leap onto the stage and begin.

The audience approach their seats (unnecessarily but not uninterestingly) through a backstage maze of corridors, passing a gym, a library and a number of long-faced functionaries scribbling notes; we could be in a Dreamthinkspeak production – let no one say that immersive theatre has not changed things.

This result is plausible, since the ports with preferential placement near the international sea trade corridors passing from Suez are rendered more attractive for the world carriers in their effort to save time, than the more distant ports.

Baden fumbles through a series of corridors, passing all the familiar décor we'd expect from an eccentric monster's castle: dim lighting, crimson furnishings, a disembodied suit of armor, etc.

In the south, you've got a lot of new development, so there are a lot of brand new roads that are being built". In South County, El Toro Road is considered one of the region's principal north-south corridors, passing through six communities--from Portola Hills at the northern end to Laguna Beach on the south.

Three different BRT systems were designed for the main corridor passing through Khon Kaen City in Thailand.

Down a short corridor, passing a bathroom with a walk-in shower, is a translucent pocket door that opens to the master bedroom.

The two-lane North Country Road, originally an Indian trail and now a New York State Historic Corridor passing through the history- and landmark-rich downtown area of the village, winds today as it did in 1790 when Washington rode by in his fancy coach during his Long Island tour.

Past the Garden State Parkway, Route 27 narrows back to two lanes and continues northeast alongside the Northeast Corridor, passing through a mix of residential and commercial development as a three-lane road with two northbound lanes and one southbound lane.

A landscape gardener by trade and Philly railroad history enthusiast by passion, Paul co-founded an organization called VIADUCTgreene in 2010 to shed light on a neglected three-mile long abandoned railroad corridor passing through central Philadelphia.

Travelers on the busy north-south corridor passed by the crash as thick plumes of dark smoke filled the air.