Sentence examples for locked hallway from inspiring English sources

On May 23, soon after Mr. Suszko reported for work, he found about $20,000 in a black canvas bag in a pail of water in a private, locked hallway linking the town's courtroom and the police cellblock.

Negotiations toward peace were a long way off -- down the end of a long, locked hallway, he said -- and the situation had unraveled so much that "the best we can hope for in the short term is a reduction in the level of violence".

Prosecutors alleged that the inmate, Philip Jones, was attacked in a locked hallway of the jail that lacked surveillance cameras.

"We have been locked in the hallway all day – five ladies have fainted because they have not eaten since Friday.

In the front seat Constance is telling my wife a story about finding the couple who live upstairs from her naked in the hallway, locked out of their flat.

When the elevator finally arrives, the paramedics waited a full minute before closing the elevator doors as they seemed more focused on a colleague who was locked in the hallway than getting Kim to an ambulance, according to reports published on the news site Free Malaysia Today.

"When Ned and I arrived, someone locked us in a hallway" — a hallway?

Only a few minutes earlier, Mr. Li escorted a reporter through an empty 500,000-square-foot convention center and a 12-story office tower that had dark hallways, locked doors and just a few scattered souls.

There isn't much by way of dashing heroics here, but Arthur is almost continually on the move, including during a successful long and nearly wordless interlude in which he wanders through the vacated estate, its snaking hallways, locked and suddenly unlocked rooms alive with scraping, rasping and murmuring.

"It may require a radical revision of the way in which you perceive the universe, the world, the brain," he said, as he stepped into the hallway and locked the lab door behind him.

The depth of the anterior part of the brain with its neural and vascular components can be considered as treasures located along a hallway and locked up behind a door: The door is the bony structures on the lateral surface of the skull; the sylvian fissure is the hallway; and the pterional approach can be considered as the key to the door.