Sentence examples for many corridors from inspiring English sources

The latest fight was typical of the cat-and-mouse games pitting the United States and Iran against each other along the many corridors of the world body, each attempting to diminish the other's role.

Many corridors and committee rooms were decorated with frescoes, wall paintings and ornately patterned motifs, featuring everything from native birds to the signs of the zodiac and trompe l'oeil cameos of famous Americans.

It is, rather, a quiet old house of many corridors with an exterior of humble brick and an interior where childhood games, half-forgotten scents and snatches of music linger.

The new regulations -- which are already before the City Council and local community boards -- would limit the size of signs in many corridors near city highways and prohibit signs that are so bright that they disturb drivers and residents.

Down the many corridors and in the bedrooms, bold, wonky man-sized black vases and Indonesian hardwood fittings make silhouettes against creamy walls and little bowls of water and bright petals are dotted everywhere.

Nowhere is the contrast between the pre-attack and post-attack visions more striking than in the command's air warning center, which before Sept. 11 was a quiet, three-person office tucked away down one of the many corridors in the labyrinthine subterranean complex.

The title refers to Manhattan's street plan and to the Modernist architecture found in many corporate corridors.

There are 50 doors, 15 keys and too many dim corridors, cavernous rooms and creaky floorboards to count.

History, as they say, is written by victors, but history also has many cunning corridors – how much time must elapse before all those tricky side-passages are revealed?

You must achieve objectives radioed in by your commander while killing a steady stream of giant spiders, flaming skulls and two-headed creatures that charge down the game's many dark corridors.

At the same time, Zimride, a ride-sharing company already serving many key corridors such as SF to LA and SF to Tahoe, launched a new product, "Lyft," which is quite similar to Sidecar except that Lyft drivers are asked to place big, pink, furry mustaches on the grills of their cars for easy identification.