Sentence examples for the passageway for from inspiring English sources

Quietly, I slid from the van and went to the passageway for a look outside.

A sanitation worker for Metro-North parked his cart in the passageway for 15 minutes to listen.

Urethral gland, also called Littre Gland, in male placental mammals, any of the glands that branch off the internal wall of the urethra, the passageway for both urine and semen.

That could be a workable marriage, but New Yorkers and Gov. Eliot Spitzer must make sure that the Farley building becomes a truly public space, not merely the passageway for people going to events at the Garden.

The announcement, made on Thursday, came only two days after the Iranian navy completed another set of exercises near the strait, which is the passageway for about one-third of the world's oil tanker traffic.

Oral surgery has special problems because (1) the lips and the cheeks limit access to jaw and palate; (2) the tongue and the lower jaw move; (3) the oral cavity opens into the pharynx (the passageway for air and food); and (4) the oral region is continually being flooded with saliva and is inhabited by the largest number and greatest variety of microorganisms found in the human body.

If you are unsure of what you are doing, you may want to prepare the object you want to make a lamp out of for wiring (the mount, the passageways for the wire, the lamp socket and shade mounting) and let someone more skilled in electrical wiring actually wire up the lamp.

Pistorius says: He picked up his firearm and moved, slowly, on his stumps, down the passageway from bedroom to toilet, shouting for Reeva to phone the police.

Raffles hoped to challenge the Dutch by establishing a new port along the Straits of Malacca, the main ship passageway for the India-China trade.

The Erez crossing used to be the main passageway for thousands of Palestinian day laborers going to work in Israel.

The damage was apparently inflicted early Wednesday morning in the Strait of Hormuz, a passageway for shipping much of the world's oil from the Middle East.