Sentence examples for the passageway from from inspiring English sources

Masks from Africa, Asia and Europe hang over the passageway from the living room to his study.

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.

The passageway from terra firma to what the two University of Arizona students who found the caves in 1974 dubbed Xanadu could easily have been missed.

Catch the No. 83 bus in the Vieux Port, get off at Anse de la Fausse Monnaie, take the passageway from the road to the boat harbor, and go to the right around the point.

A chain smoker who puffed on Raleighs between innings in the passageway from the clubhouse to the dugout, Weaver considered it improper to be friendly with his players lest his feelings impede his ability to make decisions about them.

At Bristol, after passing through the passageway from the street, theatre-goers crossed a 10-20 feet yard, open to the sky, before climbing small, narrow staircases to access either the pit passages (centre and down), the box lobby (right and up) or the narrow wooden gallery staircase (left and up).

The descent, located between two hills, is the shortest passageway from the historic Old or Upper Town (; Kniazivs'ka Hora) to the commercial Podil neighborhood.

Not quite as deep, but every bit as secure, is the Pearl Street passageway from the jail to the courthouse — part of a federal judicial district that dates to the birth of the United States.

There is no actual hall, of course, unless you count the passageway leading from the coat check to the rented hotel ballroom where the ceremony took place.

But he's the truest passageway from pre-jazz to jazz-as-we-know-it.

For more than a century, surgeons have stitched up the cervices of women at risk of premature birth or miscarriage to prevent this passageway from opening up too early.