Sentence examples for a hall for from inspiring English sources

Large shrines also have a hall for liturgical dancing (kaguraden).

This time they have had to book a hall for 150 to 200 delegates.

It is to be used as a hall for school activities and for community meetings.

This election season, Trinity University in San Antonio is reserving a hall for freshmen who want to talk politics.

JW3 has a nursery school, a hall for performing arts and events, a cafe and restaurant, a cinema, dance studios, learning centres and a resource centre.

The multifunctional institution includes art galleries, courtyards for theatrical productions and displays of sculpture, underground theatres, a convention and concert hall, a display centre, and a hall for state receptions.

Or pop into an empty room or a side hall for a breather (bathrooms aren't always the nicest option).

On a trip to Northern Ireland, members of Britain First mistook a town hall for a mosque and posed in front of it as part of their propaganda.

You enter the room through a tiny hall: for a room this size, any hall feels extravagant.

Saving America is a site seemingly designed to be a town hall for everyone, a social network for things that matter.

Having greeted the occupiers, Mr. Tsipras walked with us to a nearby hall for an economic discussion that had acquired, suddenly, an audience of over 2,000 people.