Sentence examples for inside corridors from inspiring English sources

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

Pictures on social media showed scores of captured soldiers huddled together inside corridors, but the pictures could not be verified.

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

Inside, painted corridors and incised stone sarcophagi provide a lingering record of Tang splendour, with colourful renderings of palatial settings, foreign diplomats, servants-in-waiting, and recreation at polo and the hunt.

Inside, the corridors are lined with photographs of the aircraft that have made de Havilland of Canada famous - including the Chipmunk trainer, the Beaver, the Otter and Twin Otter bush planes, and the Buffalo and Caribou, two heavier aircraft renowned for their short take-off and landing capability.

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

They drag those who die inside down their corridors like dead kangaroos.

Inside, submarine-style corridors lined with cubicles ran lengthwise into gloom.

Inside, the hospital corridors were clean but frayed and crowded — the product of a society whose resources have been drained by decades of conflict.

Two stories of concrete cells, the nuns' quarters and workrooms, fronted by winter gardens and linked on the inside by somber corridors and stairs, opened to trees and sweeping views.