Sentence examples for from the hallways from inspiring English sources
LOBBYING takes its name from the hallways in Parliament, where constituents and campaigners have traditionally made their case to legislators.
They might bring order to recycling chaos, replace burnt-out light bulbs or sweep dust bunnies from the hallways.
"It's Little Augie," ran the news through the crowd which was trickling back from the hallways and basements again as the street filled up with bluecoats.
Far removed from the hallways, classrooms and parking lots of Great Neck North High School, where typical teenagers inspect one another's taste in mall fashions, it's as if an anonymous note has been passed around about Sarah Hughes.
It is a place where you do not just trade your muddy shoes for slippers at the front door, but also shed the slippers at the gymnasium door lest you carry a mote of dust from the hallways into the living areas.
They are emerging from the hallways in our music schools and our engineering programs.
Wayne and Judy watched helplessly from the hallway.
A panicked voice from the hallway intruded.
Orders were shouted from the hallway.
From the hallway I could even smell the locker room.
The bathroom, accessed from the hallway, was recently renovated.
