Sentence examples for passageway through which from inspiring English sources

Northport's Main Street follows the course of what geologists call a glacial tunnel valley, a distinct, still discernible, steep-sided passageway through which melted ice from inside and under the glaciers drained outward from the glaciers' leading edge.

The Revolutionary Guards patrol Iranian waters in the Gulf, especially near the strait of Hormuz, a vital passageway through which a fifth of the world's oil passes in tankers.

How it is treated depends in part on whether it is seen as a passageway through which commuters hurry or as a ceremonial gateway on the scale of the main concourse at Grand Central Terminal.

His stand is at the west end of the long passageway through which more than 60,000 people travel daily to and from trains and buses.

The researchers were able to provide evidence for the location of the gas chambers and the passageway through which people were herded, which the murderers, with a cruel cynicism, had referred to as "the road to heaven".

Horse walks are narrow passageways through which unmounted horses were led from the street to stables or coach houses in the rear yard.

Mr. Bruck cautioned that some of the passageways through which we'd be crawling for the next 30 minutes were quite narrow and that if we suffered from claustrophobia, we could wait at the cave's exit.

It was an unseasonably cold day, and a square of leaden sky loomed above the lush green lawn, edged by four Gothic passageways, through which the models were to parade.

I photograph lit windows, or passageways through which you see a broken chair, a wooden cot--parts of a home.

Prolonged obstructed labor leads to the destruction of the tissues that normally separate the bladder from the vagina and creates a passageway (fistula) through which urine leaks continuously.

Iran raised the stakes, warningthe west it might close the strait of Hormuz, a strategically important passageway in the Gulf through which one fifth of the world's oil is transported, should greater sanctions on its oil be imposed.