Sentence examples for narrow halls from inspiring English sources

Most places were dark, with narrow halls and small bedrooms.

They would play cowboys and Indians on the twisty stairways and narrow halls.

Jazz and pop music flowed through the narrow halls, and well-known models and photographers, including Mr. Bailey and Mr. Duffy, were often there.

Posters for the prom and elementary-school-children's artwork decorate the walls, hulking backpacks crowd the narrow halls, bells signal the change of classes.

Judson House is a warren of tiny rooms and narrow halls and stairways, and an arts group called the Peculiar Works Project filled it with dances, theatrical sketches and site-specific artworks on Friday night.

Recently, internal plasma processing of narrow halls and tubes is strongly desired in industry.

"Now," replied a young woman who was passing by in the narrow hall.

They complained at night, too, when his chattering echoed down the narrow hall of A Block.

Squeezed into a corner of a narrow hall is a bronze bust of the man himself.

Behind him, in the gloom of the narrow hall, Gilbert appears.

The door to Royal Gems is in a narrow hall with low ceilings, a linoleum floor and pale yellow walls.