Sentence examples for lower hallway from inspiring English sources

Ms. Dwyer, who runs the Levittown Museum, currently hidden in the lower hallway of a vocational school, wants to find and buy a Levitt home in its original state, at least on the outside, to house the museum.

Whether you are speaking, sending written messages or using social media, a lack of trust will lower your hallway credibility.

People staying in high-rise buildings would be safe, if they rode out the storm in a lower-level hallway.

Mr. Rivera said the house he wanted, with special features like lower cabinets, wider hallways and ramps to the outside doors, would probably cost $200,000.

The air pressure in the laboratories is kept lower than in surrounding hallways.

It's so substantial and convincing in every detail, you have no question you're peeking into a run-down lower east side apartment building hallway.

Why this would be staged in the hallway of a lower east side tenement instead of one of the many now-useless hospitals that would be both suited to the task and feature a lot more germane to the history of disease is not mentioned.

There were cheers for each group of people, and then an hour of advice on what might happen in the hallways, how to lower tensions — "no snapping fingers," a reference to what is usually seen as a lower-key way to applaud — and how Capitol Police were ready to help people get processed quickly.

On the plus side, they were also able to buy about 50 square feet of hallway space on the lower floor.

"The Wonderfulness of Downtown," by Jane Hammond, a whimsical map of Lower Manhattan that greets visitors in a hallway, is nearly five feet tall and makes use of lithograph and silkscreen techniques in 39 colors.

The Spanish architecture firm Cruz y Ortiz connected the two spaces by lowering the floor and building a subterranean hallway beneath.