How to use "passage" in a sentence

The door opened to a passage about 7-8 metres long

At the end of the passage there was a door to the backyard

On his way to work at Spitalfields market he often checked the passage because strangers sometimes came in

John walked through the passage and opened the door to the yard

The passage into the yard was about five metres long and extremely dark

A few minutes later, he found himself in a long underground passage, a place of absolute peace and silence

He moved from one passage into another, slipping several times on the wet floor

Suddenly, he saw his own shadow on the floor of the passage in front of him

Finally, the group of men moved off along another passage, and Valjean was left in total darkness once again.

She led me along a wide passage

The nerve-fraying sound bounced off the walls of the narrow passage, echoing and re-echoing.

I went down the passage and opened the study door

There was the sound of feet in the passage outside, then the door opened.

As Melchett and I left the bedroom, I saw a thin man come out of another room along the passage.

But to my surprise, she continued along to the end of the passage, then up a narrow staircase and into a large dark room under the roof

It was a passage about ten metres long, designed to reach the main drain on Putney Hill