Sentence examples for passageway on from inspiring English sources

The house in front, which is on the National Register of Historic Places, was built in 1834 with an arched passageway on one side that would have been just big enough to fit a horse led by a groomsman.

Ewan Cameron, the Scottish architect he hired to design it, created a simple structure split down the middle by two concrete walls that formed a narrow passageway; on either side are a bedroom and bathroom contained in identical glass boxes.

I entered the hotel through an ornate passageway on West 44th Street feeling, if not like a guest of the hotel, then at least like a properly invited person, guiltless of trespassing though aware, as New Yorkers often are, of an implicit architectural challenge to my presence.

We slide through a metal passageway on our backsides, and then tentatively descend a ladder.

In fact, there were so many Scousers on board, the main crew passageway on the ship was nicknamed Scotland Road after the famous North Liverpool thoroughfare.

To get to this area in Dhakki, I duck into a dark, covered passageway on the left of Qissa Khwani street, and walk on to a small open area of ground on the other side.

At the Museum of Modern Art, where his wax chamber "Passageway" is on view as part of the "Open Ends" exhibition, visitors are barred by a rope from entering, experiencing or smelling the work, and it is reduced to something Mr. Laib never meant it to be: mere sculpture.

Through another door is a wide passageway, mirrors on one side hung with stiff cream-colored canvas on which black lines and black hair outline human figures and faces.

Rescue attempts have already led to one fatality, that of former Thai Navy SEAL diver Saman Gunan, who brought tanks of air to the boys and their coach, then lost consciousness in one of its passageways on his swim out of the complex.

During the day, drunken thugs roam its passageways on foot or on motorbikes, sometimes assaulting visitors.

The courtyard provides much of the natural light, as numerous large windows, doors and glass-enclosed passageways on both levels open up to it.