Sentence examples for passageway now from inspiring English sources

With the passageway now closed for security reasons, the gallery's future is in doubt.

Someone asks why don't I go and see Brian as he is living in a sweet little house in Silver Lake with a secret passageway now, or am I still feeling awkward about that time I came home from a bar and forgot he was asleep on the couch and sat on his head?

The footage showed Harwood push a third man out of the way, and shortly after this (the passageway was now almost empty) the officers reached Tomlinson.

To provide a powerful frame for the resulting jewel boxes, he further emphasized the geometry of the architecture by adding jib doors and lining the two passageways that now connect the living and dining rooms with blunt-edged black granite.

A few blocks from that, there sits an empty flophouse, where thick concrete now caps a passageway discovered by the authorities last year.

The second floor will be a passageway for toll takers, who now have to scurry across the asphalt, to descend to their air-conditioned booths in mini-elevators.

While few of the 700 migrants who drowned off the Libyan coast last week originated from Libya itself, this lawless patch of desert is now the chief passageway to the perils of the Mediterranean.

Windows flanking the original entrance on Central Park West were lengthened into two new doorways; a glass loggia-type passageway perpendicular to the entrance now allow views into the great hall; and a new glass door on West 77th Street makes entry accessible to the disabled.

Later I began looking at how trains created arteries through North America — passageways used so much less now because we have interstates".

The pantry Mr. Schrade referred to, now vanished, was the passageway in the Ambassador Hotel where Robert F. Kennedy was shot 42 years ago after declaring victory in the state's Democratic presidential primary.

The Bekaa Valley, which serves as the main passageway between Damascus and Beirut, is now home to the largest concentration of Lebanon's Syrian refugees.