Examples of using "Corredor" in a sentence and their english translations:
- I am a runner.
- I'm a runner.
- Would you like a window seat or a seat on the aisle?
- Window or aisle?
Clear the corridor!
- I am a runner.
- I'm a runner.
I'm a runner.
Tom is in the hallway.
- I am the fastest runner.
- I'm the fastest runner.
Leave your umbrella in the hall.
There's a telephone in the hall.
Tom is waiting in the hallway.
I saw Tom in the hallway.
He's the best runner.
I'm more so a runner.
She is on death row.
Tom lives down the hall.
I am the fastest runner.
A light was on in the hallway.
The bathroom is at the end of the hall.
The door is at the end of the corridor.
Don't open your umbrella in the hall.
The living room is at the end of the hall.
I happened to witness the bullying in the corridor.
Tom is cleaning the hall with a mop.
His seat in the plane was on the aisle.
We were in the hallway of the second floor of the hospital.
- It'll show the picture to its best advantage if it's hung in the corridor.
- That picture will look best hung in the corridor.
That student is very fast at running, isn't he?
Tom is the fastest runner in our class.
The marathon runner finished the competition completely out of breath.
I was in the hallway on the second floor of the hospital.
Tom has been on death row for three years.
The living room is at the end of the hallway.
Would you like a window seat or a seat on the aisle?
Put it in the hall, please.
Many inmates on death row say they don't want to die.
Next to him, I'm the fastest runner in our class.
Mr Johnson ran fastest of the three.
Don't forget to switch off the light in the hallway before you leave.
Tom is one of the more than 3,000 inmates on death row.
Even the fastest runner in the world cannot run if he is hungry.
He did his best but soon saw that he could not compete with such a fast runner.