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Discover Ludwig"school hallway" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when writing about a hallway in a school building. For example, "I remember walking down the school hallway for the first time."
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Children running in a school hallway.
At Broughton, Lentz walked along a school hallway.
An example: in a crowded school hallway, a boy grabs a girl's rear end.
The effect is part cold war bunker, part high school hallway.
In a school hallway, someone wrote, "Oh Tawerga, city of agents and goats".
(Some glowering forks, whispering and pointing, look like the mean kids in a school hallway).
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Anyone who smoked in an elementary-school hallway today would be thrown out of the building.
Think of young Britney Spears, the fresh-faced student singing about love in a high-school hallway.
Beyond nostalgic, the effect is nigh onto cryogenic, and about as incisive, with its panoply of standard sentiments, as an elementary-school hallway decked out for parents' night.
Simple enough, but what about in the confusing battlefield of the high-school hallway, where jeers and jostling can actually be a nonverbal love declaration?
In the book's opening pages, Eddy is ten, and two boys, somewhat older, are assaulting him in a middle-school hallway.
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