Sentence examples for crowded corridors from inspiring English sources

Led by a member of the group, Ms. Namata squeezed through the crowded corridors.

Last month I walked through the crowded corridors of Javits Center with tears in my eyes.

For many New York commuters, Penn Station, with its bleak warren of crowded corridors, is a daily affront to their dignity.

Each time I walk along Mirwais's crowded corridors, or visit the wards bustling with mothers and sick children, it is a new experience.

The fans know all these dreadful chapters in the 128-year history of the franchise, yet they refused to panic -- at least outwardly, to a stranger, in the crowded corridors after the game.

Walk the crowded corridors of Lenox Square, the mega-mall in Buckhead where well-dressed shoppers of both races are united by their mutual taste for Coach bags and Bernini suits.

Stuyvesant, which is just blocks from ground zero, reopened in October, and students still crowd corridors between classes, laughing, joking and talking with friends.

Hundreds of supporters spilled out of the Palmetto State Ballroom of the Hilton Hotel, crowded the corridors and filled the lobby, where groups clustered around television sets.

But those are not the people who crowd the corridors of the Federal Bankruptcy Court in Memphis.

Those of us in the news media have overdramatized Jordan's return the past few months, crowding into corridors, following him around like paparazzi, as if he truly had something life-altering to say.

Chartier learned his trade from the schlock merchants who crowd the corridors of film markets, selling straight-to-video movies directed by nobody you've ever heard of and starring someone who briefly used to be someone 20 years ago.