Sentence examples for to hallway from inspiring English sources
noun
A corridor in a building that connects rooms.
Hooded and cloaked men are handcuffed to hallway rails.
As the midwife hauled me from birthing tub to hallway walk to music-filled, softly lit delivery room, I kept saying, no, thanks.
But many other renovations, including improvements to the heating and cooling systems and repairs to hallway bathrooms, will not be completed until the end of the year, he said.
Among the administration's goals, the chancellor said, were the elimination of a contract provision that restricts the administration from assigning teachers to hallway or cafeteria duty between classes, and a change in work rules that would reduce the number of substitute teachers needed for absent staff members.
Movement of patients to hallway beds and boosting discharges before noon are sometimes thought of as the "external factor," as they involve practice outside of the ED, namely inpatient floors.
James Rogers of Duke Energy Corp. held a session I missed yesterday but according to hallway chatter, he emphasized that when it came to big projects like energy things aren't innovated in a garage– they are innovated through trial and error and China is throwing a lot more money at that than the US is.
The oncologist, Dr. Mark Brunvand, said he excused himself to the hallway to gather his emotions.
a third-grade teacher always sends chatty kids to the hallway to work.
He and his fellow card players would move out to the hallway to finish their game.
Each year it has quietly grown, bringing more paintings, photographs, poems and sculptures to hallways sheathed in sharp fluorescent light.
