Sentence examples for hallways up from inspiring English sources
"He told me how he was greeted just walking the hallways up in the big suites in the convention hall last night when he got in and he said he could not get out: people wanted selfies with him, they wanted to talk with him.
But another scene perhaps better reflected the current mood at the CNN Center: reporters chasing the network's founder, Ted Turner, through hallways, up escalators and even into a public bathroom as he tried to avoid their questions.
McPhee's initial interest stems from angling for shad, and nothing so charges him come spring as the electrifying statement "They're in the river" that buzzes up the Delaware "in e-mails, on telephones, down hallways, up streets -- sending amps and volts through the likes of me".
There are shots of people walking down hallways, up stairs, through the bowels of a Manhattan courthouse.
That dancer, Tori Sparks, takes a seat in the middle of a row, and after a film showing dancers crawling and walking past one another in hallways, springs up from her seat — along with two others in the crowd — undulating her hips with feral abandon.
While the show turns out to be the best the troupe has presented in years, to get to it you'll have to fight through hawkers in the lobby, along the hallways and up and down the aisles, each insistent on selling you (or rather, your children) a reminder of an experience you haven't yet had, with all the subtlety of an air horn blown into a megaphone.
(Or, in the case of one dishevelled, sleeping girl, in the hallway leading up to it).
The only outlet in the hallway is up by the ceiling.
Errr… [Kersti shouts from the hallway: "Bringing Up Baby!"] Yes, Bringing Up Baby, which I see again and again.
They don't want you trampling through their hallway, eyeing up their artwork and making sarky remarks about their bathrooms.
A flight of sculptural ladderlike stairs were added in the hallway, leading up to the mezzanine, where there now is a guest bedroom and bathroom with a balcony.
