Sentence examples for red hallway from inspiring English sources

Once inside the front door, the fuchsia paint-work accenting the brise-soleil wall bounces light throughout the lofty red hallway.

They went back out and along the red hallway to the main room, and then squeezed and pushed their way diagonally through the crowd toward the terrace door.

A couple of rooms earlier, the label on the door of a long, thin red hallway warned me that the "images" inside were "challenging".

In fact, even those of us without black-accented bedrooms, a child-sized coffin as decor, blood-red hallways and gold ceilings need to consider how we present our homes for sale.

Before the screening, in the red-carpeted hallway between the Milton Berle Room and the bar, the movie's director, Bobcat Goldthwait, watched photographers take pictures of Crimmins, and he smiled.

But visitors seem truly mystified when they're taken up a flight of iron stairs in a garment-district tenement building to a red-lit hallway (which at first seems only to lead to a seedy-looking rest room).

When reporters chase after the diplomats who walk the long red-carpeted hallway from the delegates' lounge -- some still flicking the ash from their cigarettes -- to the Security Council chambers, as a rule there is an inverse relationship between the speaker's candor about his or her identity and the candor about the question at hand.

An hour later, I'm stood at the back of a small crowd as tour-guide Elena – far less hatchet-faced than her famous namesake – leads us through a long red-carpeted hallway lined with Corinthian columns.

An hour later, I'm standing at the back of a small crowd as tour guide Elena far less hatchet-faced than her famous namesake leads us through a long red-carpeted hallway lined with Corinthian columns.

The house, whose literary guests also included Walter Scott and Samuel Coleridge, should be accustomed to red-carpeted hallways.

Long red-carpeted hallways with chiaroscuro lighting lead to widely separated rooms with high beamed ceilings and windows looking out over the Fiesolan hills and down onto the glorious Duomo and bell tower of Florence.