Sentence examples for The halls from inspiring English sources

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The halls

noun

A corridor; a hallway.

The drinking fountain was out in the hall.

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"The halls are full.

The New Yorker

"The halls were quiet.

The New York Times

The halls were familiar to Officer McGowan.

The New York Times

The halls smelled of disinfectant.

The New York Times

The halls are filled with old people".

The New York Times

The halls weren't vented properly, he said.

The New York Times

The halls are buzzing.

Huffington Post

TWERK THE HALLS!: featuring Todrick Hall.

Los Angeles Times

He walked the halls constantly.

The New York Times

How secure are the halls?

Independent

They line the halls!

The Guardian - Music

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