Sentence examples for inside the corridors from inspiring English sources

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

Set inside the corridors of power, In the Loop is a smart, sharply observed political satire about how the war on Iraq was essentially "sold to the world".

Mr. Romney, 65, has spent four decades inside the corridors of high finance and state politics, where indecorous diction and vulgarisms abound.

"I'm concerned with my country, of course; and to be there inside the corridors of power, I was learning so much," he told The Daily Telegraph of London.

But an electronic display inside the corridors shows a reading of 0.1 microsieverts (becquerels, the quantitative measure of radiation, are converted to sieverts to offer a qualitative indicator of the impact on the body).

Mulberry & Vine meals are ubiquitous inside the corridors of Goldman Sachs, located a few blocks away; its entrées have appeared on lists of popular orders from Uber Eats, the food-delivery wing of the ride-hailing giant.

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

The question now is whether they can plausibly give a nod and a wink against out on the street, while their leaders remain on the inside of the corridors of power.

From the book: "When they go inside again the corridors are the green of undeveloped film, then filled with crimson and magenta plaques and plates that flow from the periphery to nowhere as the women shift their heads.

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

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