Sentence examples for lost corridors from inspiring English sources

Enter, down the lost corridors of time, Max Freedman, a dour and diligent Canadian who ruled Guardian coverage from a Rome called Washington DC, just as Cooke ruled from a Constantinople called New York.

That's why I am planning to roadtrip it to other drought-prone cities -- driving a perfect L across sports' losing corridor: from Minnesota (Vikings) to Milwaukee (Brewers) to Chicago (Cubs) to Detroit (Lions) to Cleveland (Browns, Cavs, Indians) to Toronto (Maple Leafs) and finally to my hometown, the mecca of sports losing, Buffalo, NY (take your pick).

Children wandering lost along corridors that have already been vacated..

The new space will have about the same total space per lawyer, about 1,000 square feet, but the shape of the floor will allow for less workspace lost to corridors, and conference rooms will be clustered on a single floor.

They found someone still in there on the Monday morning, lost in the corridors.

Even longtime residents of Building 20 were constantly getting lost, wandering the corridors in search of rooms.

Consider the young Labour MPs, now wandering lost round the corridors of Westminster with grins of incredulity on their faces.

The eco-tourist industry, which is driven and grown by elephants, is more than capable of compensating for land lost to migratory corridors.

In a capital seemingly ever consumed with the latest dust-up, where historical memory tends to be measured in days rather than decades, Moynihan's elaborations of neglected historical corridors, lost moments and failed schemes tend to be seen as exercises in irrelevance and self-regard.

Protected sections of JCUs and corridors lost less forest than unprotected sections, suggesting efforts to increase protected status of jaguar conservation areas are warranted.

When Essam Sultan revealed one of these complaints in parliament, it was sent it to the Illegal Gains Department, where it got lost in the corridors.