(1) He hurried down to the kitchens, a warren of interconnecting passageways and strange rooms.

(2) Of the synagogues they built and rebuilt, four still nestle in this timeless Turkish warren , two as museums.

(3) The warren of tunnels and side passages hampered Bahzell's advance badly.

(4) A warren of narrow gas-lit streets

(5) The fight back against ignorance and prejudice in Ethiopia starts in a small warren of offices in a back street of the capital.

(6) In a warren of hangar-sized hotel ballrooms in Orlando, military engineers this week showed off their next generation of robots, as they got the machines ready for the war zone.

(7) The Underground vanished deeper into the warren of tunnels beneath London, but without the support of the Sleeper agents.

(8) Bricked in and built around, the vaults became a warren of nooks, crannies and tunnels forming the historic city's underworld.

(9) She cast about for his location, eventually following the architecture down below the house and grounds into the warren of interconnected bunkers and tunnels.

(10) A neighborhood emerges out of a warren of walls, alleys, and roofs.

(11) It is thought Zac had gone into an unused rabbit or fox warren .

(12) All his senses were focussed upon the rabbits grazing dimwittedly over the open meadowland above their warren .

(13) The insurgents still had strongholds in the north-western district of Jolan, a warren of narrow streets.

(14) They had been walking in the Flower Meadow east of Norntown, where most of the norns lived in a warren of interconnected rooms and gardens.

(15) The hostel had 25 two and three-tiered bunks on the ground floor and a virtual rabbit warren of about 20 rooms on the first floor, with four or five people per room.

(16) The result is one glorious rabbit warren of nooks, steps, crannies, fireplaces, lounges and courtyards, shot through with an enormous tree, topped off with pot-strewn terraces.

(17) The officials and other 20 walkers were gone, leaving Norm to make his own way through the rabbit warren to the track.

(18) By the 15th cent., the palace was a rabbit warren of rooms and corridors, swarming with servants and lawyers, and liable to flooding.

(19) At the end of the day even if all the work was done on the centre, we'd still have a large hall upstairs and a rabbit warren of rooms.

(20) It was a rabbit warren of a lot of little rooms.