Sentence examples for is passageway from inspiring English sources
noun
A covered walkway, between rooms or buildings.
The South Rim is the most well-known area of the park and is passageway to iconic view points such as Yavapai and Mather Points, both of which often serve up to many the first views of the colorful gorge as it is located just a short walk from the Grand Canyon Visitor Center.
It's passageway runs from 35th St. to 40th, connecting with both 34th and 42nd St. stations, a stretch of more than nine blocks.
Back then, they were passageways between Mongolian yurts, some historians say.
There are passageways to paint, decks to scrape and equipment to fix.
Ten feet below the lawn are passageways and 156 vaulted rooms, each 8 feet by 10 feet, of Tuckahoe marble; hence the burial ground's name, the New York Marble Cemetery.
Hidden New York Q. Friends told us years ago that in midtown Manhattan, there were passageways or atriums that would allow you to go into a building near St . Patricks Cathedral and come out on Madison Avenue.
Beneath the city streets that travellers walk on each day, dark labyrinths of underground catacombs are passageways to the past, to a time when the ghostly tunnels served as burial grounds for millions of people.
The inguinal canal is a passageway through the abdominal wall near the groin.
With its flat, barren bottom, the area is a passageway for sea life like bluefish, flounder and squid.
To the left is a passageway uphill through a tulip-accented cemetery to the Pierre Loti Cafe, named for the French naval officer and novelist.
