'hallways' is correct and is a commonly used word in written English
It is usually used as a noun when referring to the passages in a building or home. Example sentence: "He scrambled through the hallways of the old building, looking for a way out."
Conditions at the Scuola Verde first aid centre, Augusta's only emergency shelter for migrant children, are increasingly grim, with overcrowded dormitories and rubbish-strewn hallways.
In mid- to late-70s, Led Zeppelin and their entourage held court over as many as six floors at a time, from which TVs and bottles of Dom Pérignon were dropped from windows while motorcycles were driven down hallways, earning the hotel the name of Riot House.
You see each other in hallways, it's easy to have random conversations, it's productive.Why all the photographs with famous visitors?To impress my mum.
Mr Loh navigates it around the room, then lands it and rolls it across the floor.The flying sphere, on which Mr Loh holds four patents, is mainly intended for use in rescue missions: equip it with a camera and a GPS device, fly it through the window of a burning building, then have it roll around hallways seeking survivors and sounding an alarm when it finds one.
The hallways at the Royal Academy Schools where he learned his art (his stockbroker father's objections still ringing in his ears) were crammed with classical casts.In 1951 he went as an assistant to Henry Moore, the greatest sculptor of the age; he found him an inspiration, but the human form now pursued him in organic and curvaceous style and huge as the hills.
In the hallways of the New York headquarters, English is (naturally) favored, and French is preferred in Geneva.
Sometimes the effect is glorious, if superficial: extravagant marble cladding in the hallways, gold-plated lifts, glass floors, an annual report designed like an art magazine.
Nor did the hotel have security cameras in the hallways that could have filmed the perpetrator.
At another, children are taught in the hallways to make room for their charter-school peers.Several stellar programmes in traditional schools are being shut down to make way for charter schools, including a vitally needed dental clinic and a robotics programme.
WHEN an underground student newspaper appeared in high-school hallways last year, officials of the Los Angeles Unified School District were worried.
WANDER through the marble hallways of Washington's Capitol and look up.
