Sentence examples for a better hall from inspiring English sources

I had already been working for the club around the corner when we found these premises, which had a better hall.

A better hall has a great potential for generating further support, which is all the more reason City Opera needed to stay in its newly renovated David H. Koch Theater.

It was a performance of the "Rite" and the L.A. Phil in Paris in 1996 that demonstrated what the orchestra could sound like if it had a better hall, and that turned around stalled fund-raising for the construction of Walt Disney Concert Hall.

Bravo, Simon Rattle, for wanting a better sounding hall, but surely the terms and conditions of how the players are employed are just as, if not more, important.

The need for a better concert hall in London was highlighted in February by Sir Simon Rattle, who is due to return to Britain as principal conductor at the London Symphony Orchestra in 2017.

It's an old joke that Los Angeles lacks culture, and Broad is adamant that the city's reputation now rivals other international hotspots: "No one has a better symphony hall or opera.

The hall needs a better shell, Mr. Woodside said, referring to the flexible, portable paneling that is placed behind musicians to project sound outward from the stage.

In his 20-win seasons of 1916 and 1917, Ruth was a better pitcher than Hall of Famer Walter Johnson.

No doubt when the program is repeated tonight, the orchestra will settle more thoroughly and convincingly into Daniele Gatti's very flexible tempos, and the soprano Christine Schäfer will get a better measure of the hall.

If you look at the performing arts, no one has a better symphony or symphony hall than we do.

USC's Dan Schnur and I will outline the findings Thursday morning at a "Vision for a Better L.A. County" town hall hosted by the California Community Foundation.