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Meanings of corridor in English
Synonyms
Examples for "hall"
Examples for "hall"
1
Work on the hall was expected to start in the new year.
2
Yet another new brand has arrived at Arnotts' constantly growing beauty hall.
3
So the swineherd departed; and the suitors made merry in the hall.
4
The doors were all closed; the trunks stood corded in the hall.
5
No automated change facilities are available in the luggage hall, of course.
1
However, it is yet to comment on it following the legislation passage.
2
However, backers said Senate passage alone would still be an important step.
3
Going into the first, she asked about passage west down the sea.
4
Perhaps there is a passage down there that leads to the sea?
5
A House vote on final passage is scheduled for later on Wednesday.
1
The hallway on the right continued forward past hundreds of more bodies.
2
Clem led them through a long hallway to a second security station.
3
Step one: keep distracted in the hallway in case he passed me.
4
Inside, a hallway ran left to right off the central supply station.
5
The janitor had neglected to light the gas in the lower hallway.
Usage of corridor in English
1
The original northern and southern corridor search areas came from Inmarsat information.
2
The servants had in the meantime arrived and were in the corridor.
3
The door closed behind him; his retreating footsteps echoed in the corridor.
4
Want to swap yet?' The shoji to the outer corridor slides open.
5
They're propped open, so I can see right through the main corridor.
6
The Major hesitated a moment longer, then ran alone into the corridor.
7
The girls had gathered in the main lower corridor of Central High.
8
I aimed the flashlight laser down this second corridor with rising hope.
9
The rail line serves a major corridor between Boston and New York.
10
I hear the door open at the far end of the corridor.
11
In the corridor were other faces, like ghostly shadows in the darkness.
12
No one was in the corridor; he could not hear a sound.
13
Soon she hears voices, a small group coming along the other corridor.
14
Pressing the great ice house door closed.Smell of cinders along the corridor.
15
There was the greatest excitement among all the women in the corridor.
16
The banker stared past him at the agitated group in the corridor.
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Corridor through the time
Corridor across language varieties
Canada
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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