Sentence examples for inside corridor from inspiring English sources

Despite the fact that some cruise lines offer as many as 20 or more "categories" per ship, it's helpful to remember that there are essentially only four types of cabins on any cruise vessel: Inside: no window, in an inside corridor.

Inside, corridors in fuchsia pink lead to rooms with floor-to-ceiling murals and retro-modernist furniture.

It was damp and cool inside; the corridor was made of concrete.

Inside, the corridors are freshly carpeted and sunlit; the labs are shiny and uncluttered and stocked with the latest gadgets.

Inside, a dank corridor leads to the gym where we are due to meet Joe Calzaghe, the love of her life.

Inside, in a corridor, there is a framed letter sent to the Guardian in 1934 by the founders of Liberty.

Inside, a narrow corridor was flanked by rows of steel cages, each with a small door that led to a dog run, outside.

Inside, a dusty corridor opened on to an arena lined with five-metre-deep cubby holes, each once used for a family's winter supply of barley and wheat, and now, apparently, a hiding place for contraband.

The chatter inside the corridor is rapid-fire, said Paul Dudley, a pilot who has flown helicopters for 20 years.

Crossing is not easy; in most places inside the corridor, the river is seventy-five yards wide, and the banks are high and steep.

It's a typical modern gameshow, with stern lighting and whooshing noises and a studio that looks like a remake of Tron set inside a corridor of smashed mirrors.