Sentence examples for English hall from inspiring English sources

The royal castle was erected within the existing town on the site of a probable large English hall, and considerable damage was caused to the surrounding local buildings as space was opened up for the new fortification.

The Normans built a castle within the town on the site of a probable large English hall, and considerable damage was caused to the surrounding local buildings as space was opened up for the new fortification.

The originator of the English music hall as such was Charles Morton, who built Morton's Canterbury Hall (1852) in London.

American singer whose 62-year stage career included American burlesque, vaudeville, and nightclub and English music hall appearances.

Left, 19th-century English mahogany hall chairs are priced, from left, at $1,700, $2,000 and $1,900.

* "FEARFUL SYMMETRY: GEORGE STUBBS, PAINTER OF THE ENGLISH ENLIGHTENMENT," Hall & Knight, 21 East 67th Street, (212) 772-2266 (through Feb. 28).

Matilda Alice Victoria Lloyd, born in 1870, had to be reckoned with at once in any survey of the English music hall.

David Jones of London brings English music hall songs and comic and tragic pieces from the Royal Navy on June 20.

There was a similar form of entertainment in France, while in the United States vaudeville retained many of the features and acts of the English music hall.

The vast auditorium has been transformed into a sumptuous English music hall, all velvet curtains, curly staircases, fat cherubs and a full orchestra oom-pah-pahing Sousa marches.

In 1908 he joined the Fred Karno pantomime troupe, quickly rising to star status as The Drunk in the ensemble sketch A Night in an English Music Hall.