This once-upon-a-time passageway is no longer just the entrance to the theater, but a real theater unto itself -- when it wants to be.
Staring right at me the whole time was the passageway between the truck and the camper -- my escape hatch.
In 1813 the yard of the King's Head coaching inn was widened to create Davey Place, a new street between the market and Back of the Inns, at that time a narrow passageway which ran parallel to Gentleman's Walk behind the coaching inns.
Another proposed warhead, carried on a missile or bomb, would attack tunnels by piercing a reinforced door, then skipping several times down a passageway -- keeping track of the bounces and detonating only when it was deep inside.
As a result, six of Marsh's enormous arch-shaped lunettes with colorful waterfront scenes are once again on view, this time along the passageways of the Broadway-Nassau station on the A line.
After defeating the monster, a time hole opens, leaving a passageway into the past.
For instance, it was common in Crusader castles to have the main gate in the side of a tower and for there to be two turns in the passageway, lengthening the time it took for someone to reach the outer enclosure.
There are historic settlements on the western shore of the lough, which has been an important fishing area and passageway since early times.
Under a $10 million renovation, designed by Thomas Balsley Associates and Moed de Armas & Shannon, the lid has been taken off the arcade, bringing daylight to the 100-foot-long passageway for the first time since its construction 27 years ago.
Between these two regions, Terai (Nepal) is a pivotal passageway allowing, in different times, multiple population interactions, although because of its highly malarial environment, it was scarcely inhabited until a few decades ago, when malaria was eradicated.
The building is a time capsule of primitive bathrooms and windowless passageways.
