Sentence examples for the gangways from inspiring English sources
noun
A passageway through which to enter or leave, such as one between seating areas in an auditorium, or between two buildings.
The ferry eased into its slip, the gangways slid into place.
It's easier to go down the aisles and along the gangways to get to where you want to go.
When the tourists pour down the gangways, well, this, plus the fish, is what keeps the Panhandle in the money.
Others are fixated on the space around me, and pointing furiously, or running down the gangways to the pitch, shouting at police officers.
I managed a sickly return smile and watched, powerless to save the passengers as they pushed their way determinedly up the gangways of the Titanic.
Hundreds of Bayern fans boycotted the first five minutes, choosing instead to wait in the gangways while banners stood in their place, reading "£64 a ticket, but without fans football is nothing".
This winter, The Gangway, the oldest gay bar in town, is closing down.
They turn from the tarmac or the dock to the gangway and wave goodbye.
Here come the hard-hat romantics, tramping up the gangway to circle the core.
We docked and filed down the gangway, through a parking lot, over a footbridge.
