I look down the hallway where the Major is on the phone.
The hallway traffic in any major technology firm is more racially varied than in other institutions in the country.
Their complaints were minor — no dishwasher, no laundry in the building, an inefficient layout with a long hallway — except for one major one.
In this map, the major site of conflict was the "mud room" (hallway), an area where Dad (yellow) and Richard (green) would typically get into screaming rows.
Edison's high school principal, Dr. H. Major Poteat, is a tall, broad-shouldered man who marches the hallways with a bearing that makes the name Major seem perfectly appropriate.
In the lawsuit, Mr. Selbin, who honed his skills taking on major corporations, charged that Ms. Huff's constant smoking made the hallway smell like a casino.
But too often the major players — Franklin, Washington, Jefferson, the Adamses — are left pacing in the hallway, and never quite come to life.
Now the Cellar has major stars drop by all the time, but it's a reminder that this hallway is as much about history as it is about the present.
The journalists, representing major and minor news organizations, needed instant reliable communications and quickly set up command centers in hallways and took over administrative offices in every corner not occupied by airport employees whom they quickly outnumbered.
Crammed into a small building on East 15th Street, a kind of educational tenement, the school's hallways are filled to bursting: central hallways form their own crowded Broadways, smaller hallways are the equivalent of major crosstown streets.
