Sentence examples for lighted corridor from inspiring English sources

You are standing in a long, dimly lighted corridor in a vast office building, and you do not know, literally, which way to turn.

IN a dimly lighted corridor just beyond the bustling kitchen of Anson Restaurant, the executive chef, Michael Lata, is feeding corn into a mill the size of an exercise bicycle.

Inside, in the dimly lighted corridor leading to the reception area, a camouflage-clad defender sits in the shoeshine chair, a high-powered rifle resting on his knees.

In the empty, lighted corridor a scene was being enacted, strange as a hallucination: little Manuel and Captain Bligh were playing at "horses".

My favorite museum room in New York is the quiet, mutely lighted corridor on the second floor of the Metropolitan Museum, just off the main staircase.

HONG KONG — On the first floor of a hulking residential building, at the end of a dimly lighted corridor, a narrow door opens up into Hong Kong's economic underbelly.

Colin Jones has toiled in the cacophonous, windowless, artificially lighted corridors of casinos across the country in an effort to beat the house with math.

In the dimly lighted corridors of a Manhattan hotel, men in flowing robes and headdresses stood next to men in cheap shiny suits, whispering in Arabic like schoolchildren.

The hallway is modeled after the shoddy, dimly lighted corridors of Soviet public housing, and is lined with photographs apparently taken by Mr. Kabakov's uncle and excerpts from his mother's autobiography.

In the school's brightly lighted corridors lined with drawings and paintings by the students, one can hear Russian and Spanish along with English, a reflection of the ethnically shifting neighborhood.

Andy Birnbaum, 34, a lawyer from Los Angeles, was directing traffic in the dimly lighted corridors at City Hall, ushering couples with licenses toward the center rotunda, where they were cheered, married and photographed.