It is really little more than a corridor with a low roof and bad lighting.
If I want 10 minutes to myself pre-show, I'll hunt out a little private space, a corridor or a stairwell, even a paint room.
The new African galleries are a vast improvement on the previous one, which was little more than a corridor carved out of the modern and contemporary art area.
The new African galleries are, however, a vast improvement on the previous one, which was little more than a corridor carved out of the modern and contemporary art area.
The small roof deck offers a chance to hear the city noise you've been missing; the lobby is little more than a corridor; and the restaurant, which features sustainably produced local food, is unremarkable in light of the culinary delights a block in any direction.
The frites may be good enough to inspire dinner in the lace-curtained dining room across a little corridor, where a menu of mussel dishes and other bistro fare is served.
Off a hallway with several doors was a little corridor, on the floor of which lay a glazed slab of petrified wood, about the size of a beach towel — a hundred and eighty million years old, he said.
We have a little corridor off the dining room and in the corridor is an elevator; I push the button, and we go in and talk.
"There was a little corridor that was about from here to this table," he says, gesturing a few feet, "and we put our lead vocalists in there, put the mic in there, closed those doors, and isolated those vocals so nothing would be bleeding in on what they were singing.
Now, the pin's situated on a little corridor of grass with sand over the other side.
