Sentence examples for marble corridor from inspiring English sources

The lights were still dimmed in the mall's marble corridor, but the Nayomi lingerie store had been unlocked.

Then there is Mr. Yarmuth, who was striding through the marble corridor last week and marking off 20 paces to check his gizmo's accuracy.

Mr. Bush walked slowly and solemnly down a marble corridor to the pope's throne room, like a nervous groom walking up the aisle.

The New Yorker, May 30 , 1936P. 9 Elegance note: On one of the doors in a long marble corridor of the recently completed National Archives Building, Washington, D.C. are the words lettered in gold SLOP SINK.

When he is not closeted at home, Allen is locked away about twelve blocks south, manufacturing the illusion of himself at the Manhattan Film Center, which consists of a three-room editing suite at the far end of a dusky marble corridor on the ground floor of the former Beekman Hotel, on Park Avenue at Sixty-third Street. Sixty-third Street

By Frances Mahoney and E. B. White The New Yorker, May 30 , 1936P. 9 Elegance note: On one of the doors in a long marble corridor of the recently completed National Archives Building, Washington, D.C. are the words lettered in gold SLOP SINK.

In the courthouse's dim marble corridors, Lynne Stewart's celebrity status may even outrank Martha's.

Sorrentino shoots this scene as a striking, painterly tableau through marble corridors.

The gods do their business in aged office buildings, with wide marble corridors and dark-wood walls.

But when he crossed Mr. Romney's path in the building's marble corridors one day, his fears were confirmed.

But take a walk through the marble corridors of the Hill, and you find something a little different.