Sentence examples for stone corridor from inspiring English sources

The suite is, in fact, a long, cold, stone corridor.

They marched him slowly along a stone corridor shrouded in shadows to his consort's shrine.

Their music was delightful, imperfectly performed but richly harmonic, deep-voiced and thrumming like a pride of bullfrogs along the empty stone corridor.

He turns up early, as the roller coaster slowly eases into a dark stone corridor, with skulls and bones scattered among the urns and statuary.

A moment later, Archbishop Dolan followed him down the same hallway, a long stone corridor whose walls were lined with class photos, beginning with the classes of the 1950s and ending with 2008.

It was getting late, and most members of the department would soon be heading home, their thick wooden doors clapping shut, one after the other, in the long stone corridor of the fortresslike building, which the Germans had built in the early twentieth century, when Wroclaw was still part of Germany.

Thankfully, we learn that this ancient term merely describes the interior stone corridors that efficiently "spew" people to their seats.

Inside the jail, the prisoners prepare for their escape: quiet footfalls in stone corridors and tense looks in dark cells.

Its quarter mile of gray cement and stone corridors are lined with narrow gutters where condensation from the rocks pours off.

The stone corridors of A Hall sit silent; 133 men are in temporary lockdown while one of them is brought to meet me.

The stage is almost bare and, for successive scenes, the endless stone corridors of the castle are ingeniously created by handheld backdrops.