That leaves the battle for Florida heavily contested in a handful of counties in the middle of the state: a region often referred to as the I-4 corridor after Interstate-4, which runs from the Tampa Bay region in the west through Orlando in the inland centre to Daytona Beach on the east coast.

ECONOMIST: The swing states: Florida

She followed after him into the corridor, where he was putting on his shoes.

NEWYORKER: The Repatriates

The next night, after class, Cal stood in the corridor.

NEWYORKER: Deniers

Whether this was the inaugural event that handed this byway a royal nod or not, the King's Highway has since forged itself into the history books as a vital corridor for all who came after.

BBC: Travelling the slow route to Petra

In the mathematical world, he would walk down a long corridor, opening one numbered door after another.

NEWYORKER: Town of Cats

Amtrak announced just after noon that it would halt all service on the northeast corridor between New York and Boston, at the request of police involved in the manhunt.

WSJ: Dragnet Quiets Normally Bustling Boston

Metro-North railroad officials said they plan to restore full train service on the New Haven Line for the Wednesday morning rush, five days after a derailment and crash halted train service on a busy stretch of the Northeast Corridor.

WSJ: Metro-North Is Set To Restore Full Service Wednesday

The shipment came after more than a week of negotiations with Afghan drivers and could open the way for an aid corridor into western Afghanistan.

CNN: Agencies question Afghan aid drops

The business in the Commons (their lordships are not sitting until October) is pretty humdrum, but there is plenty of activity on the committee corridor, and a number of important-looking committee reports are due to be published after the recess begins...

BBC: Week ahead