Sentence examples for a hall named from inspiring English sources

She was Director of the School of Illustration at the Academy of Art University in San Francisco for twenty-five yeand, and was the only Academy teacher to have a hall named after her (Bradley Hall, 540 Powell Street, San Francisco).

The school has a hall named after her mother.

Robinson is also buried on campus near an obelisk dedicated to him and a hall named after him.

One reason cited by Mr. Broad and others is that corporations owning Hollywood studios -- Viacom, News Corporation, Sony, AOL Time Warner and others -- were loath to contribute to a concert hall named after a prime competitor.

Zagreb hosts the National Theatre, the National and University Library, and a concert hall named after the 19th-century Croatian composer Vatroslav Lisinski.

"Dear, gallant, stalwart, splendid Bennie Andrews... Oh, what a gallant fight he made, and what a hard one!" At both Brown and UNL there is an Andrews Hall named for E. Benjamin Andrews.

The William Winter Institute for Racial Reconciliation, which aims to "foster reconciliation and civic renewal wherever people suffer as a result of racial discrimination or alienation," found a home in Vardaman Hall, named for James K. Vardaman, one of the most virulently racist politicians in the history of a state riddled with them.

With its imposing Anglican churches, a park named after King George, a garden named after Queen Elizabeth, a school named after St. George and a Tudor-style community hall named after Queen Victoria, this tiny, tony city embedded in French-speaking Montreal has long been an Anglophile irritant for Quebec nationalists who see cultural diversity as subversive.

Veterans of this project and its many iterations see a glimmer of hope that the grand old Farley Post Office on Eighth Avenue can still be converted into a splendid new railroad hall named for the late Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan.

For my money, there's no better place to sample pit beef than Big Fat Daddy's in Rosedale, Md., next to a country-Western dance hall named Little Texas.

Today, Alumni Hall houses faculty offices, administrative offices, the Chapel Arts Center, a women's residence hall named The Streets, and several "smart classrooms".