Sentences with phrase «end of the corridor»

The core of the game involves two players facing each other at opposite ends of a corridor.

The incorporation of social media in eLearning course design has also opened new e-ways towards social learning, keeping «behaviorism» somewhere at the far end of the corridor, a scapegoat to blame for whatever we, as» eLearning experts», find not constructive enough.

One of my colleagues has just come in from the chamber (I'm at the other end of the corridor) and noted that when Cameron made all those points about Europe, none of his backbenchers were cheering.

Think about it carefully, my Parliamentary colleagues at the green end of the corridor: a former Prime Minister, but with an electoral mandate behind him and untouchable for 15 years.

At the southern end of the corridor, direct connector ramps will extend the lanes an additional 1.3 miles along I - 277.

Sniper Elite III was leaps and bounds ahead of its predecessors, a real diamond in the rough that provided oodles of head - popping fun with emphasis on sneaking around and careful positioning, a stark contrast to Zombie Army Trilogy where most encounters involve you running to the far end of a corridor or whatever area you've found yourself in and mowing down the incoming shambling horde one headshot at a time.

And close to the end of the corridor was a lonely woman sitting on one of the two benches on each side of the corridor.

Instead, the current tour reaches its climax at the end of the corridor.

With a guiding light shining at the end of the corridor which contained the ledge, the gene - therapy mice were able to find the escape platform 2.5 times faster, on average, than the untreated blind mice.

At the end of a corridor in a theatre entrance, the whole wall was a mirror.

Every building is full of light and air with double height spaces at the end of each corridor to increase natural daylight and create well - framed views.

There was only one more guard, sitting before the cell bars at the end of the corridor.

A door opened at the end of the corridor, and Brodie the hall boy hurtled through it, slowing himself down to a more respectable pace when he saw the two women.

As she looked ahead she saw someone standing at the end of the corridor.

They chased the dog down the hall until he got to the end of the corridor.

Discreetly located at the end of the corridors, these rooms provide absolute serenity.

The toilet (one per carriage) is at the end of the corridor but the Venice Simplon - Orient - Express do provide passengers with a very nice (for keeps) dressing gown and slippers to make that middle - of - the - night corridor visit that much more comfortable!

The room was at the end of the corridor so it may differ slightly from other rooms on this floor but this should still give you a good idea of what to expect.

Traditional Rooms offer the original Carrington experience with great shared bathroom facilities at the end of the corridor.

The moon and jade rabbit are also stylized decorative motifs at the end of every corridor.

At the end of the corridor where you get Moon # 37, use the green awning to reach the platform above.

«David [Maupin] was quite specific about entering the gallery from the end of the corridor,» says OMA partner David Gianotten, «so Koolhaas came up with the corner door idea.»

At the end of the corridor ahead, the gallery has opened its backdoor into a courtyard where Wolfgang Tillmans's own prereferendum poster campaign is on display.

Last time out, a feeble video work by Simon Starling skulked nervously at the end of a corridor, like a spotty teenager at a party who refuses to leave the kitchen.

Upon entering the lobby, visitors will see Mika Rottenberg's film directly to their right, at the end of the corridor that joins the faux - 70s décor to the first hallway of rooms.

Brokers provided a desk, telephone, hot sheets for the office, a set of listing books for the office and a computer at the end of the corridor.

I created an interesting nook at the end of this corridor,» says the owner.