Noun:

ଆଲି, ବିଲଡିଂ, ବାରଣ୍ଡା,

corridors's Usage Examples:

They can provide general room lighting, and are common in hallways and corridors, but they may be mostly decorative.

In 1866, it consisted of 74 living rooms, salons, corridors, anterooms, servants’ pantries, staircases and closets.

From the watadono, narrow corridors extend south and end in tsuridono, small pavilions that travel in a U-shape around the courtyard.

In 1818, the cantor emeritus, Johann Friedrich Förtsch, described the Rudelsburg as follows:“The inner courtyard is covered in the rubble of the various ceremonial halls, chambers, weapon and storage rooms, kitchens, underground vaults, cellars and corridors, which have collapsed.

Two corridors with a combined length of 40.

building"s centerpiece is a towering, asymmetrical 90-foot (27 m)-high atrium whose skylight brightens corridors and offices.

The existence of spaces like the vestibule, connecting corridors, stables, food storage, watchtowers and spaces with other applications are the most important specifications of this part; Alcove or citadel consists of two floors of which the upper floor, except the limited area, have been destroyed.

Later that night, she hears tiny screams and wailings throughout the corridors only to find Lord Craven"s bedridden son, Colin.

formations have taken place in cities such as Palo Alto and Boston, both nexuses of thriving high-tech corridors.

in Mumbai consists of three major corridors, which bifurcate as they run into suburban satellite towns.

He says the game has problems typical of FMV games such as trudging through long barren corridors and solving puzzles.

Cultural motifs in the form of So Cal cultural icons are also prevalent throughout the myriad of ceramic tiles lining the walls of the corridors as passengers descend into the railway tunnel.

A tentative deadline was fixed to complete all the corridors by 1991.

Synonyms:

hallway, gallery, hall, passageway,