Sentence examples for more corridors from inspiring English sources

The more he explored this place the more corridors and seating spaces and ramps he discovered, and in his wanderings he was still apt to get lost.

To meet William Cohen, America's new defence secretary, you must pass through a security check, trek along the endless corridors of the Pentagon, ascend a staircase, pace more corridors.

(The other part of the game is spent on a planet called Pulse that appears at times to be more open but that is actually dominated by yet more corridors).

The narrator refuses to accept the sadness of the definitive, linear story, with its foreclosed possibilities: "I try to leave space for other versions to happen," he says, "cavities in the story, more corridors, voices and rooms, unclosed-off stories, as well as secrets that we will not pry into".

After walking through a bar and several more corridors, Anita and Borges are introduced.

Nauman continued to produce a lot of new work — more corridor pieces, videos, flashing neon signs that conflated punning wordplays: "Raw War," "Eat/Death," "Run from Fear, Fun from Rear".

"The Lost Book" ends with a desolate image of the afterlife as an extension of a purgatorial existence, when O'Brien addresses his father's ghost: Was there another world, where you belonged, Or one more corridor where you still sit, rereading With the patience of a lifetime Last week's paper, hoping it might yield To scrutiny and show the outcome changed?

But most of the agony takes place in more anonymous corridors of Olympic venues.

And cultural icons began to reappear from more traditional corridors, like Hollywood, with its stars and their stylists.

Yet the erratic, inadequate investments that Congress actually makes in Amtrak fund a cost structure invested in many routes much longer than that, at the expense of more appropriate corridors such as the one between Boston and Washington.

We passed along more shadowy corridors, through a door hidden in a bookshelf and up another winding staircase, until we found ourselves in an unexceptional bedroom, a single unshaded light in the ceiling illuminating piles of uniforms.