Sentence examples for a halls from inspiring English sources

So your son or daughter might consider bypassing the traditional first year in a halls of residence and opt instead to go into a privately shared house.

Another wrote to the project website after hearing a halls rep (one of the older students supposedly there to help younger students settle in) saying: "Getting spiked is lucky, it means someone really wants to get with you".

Student campaigners have won their fight to save a halls of residence which was threatened with closure.

The University of Reading has applied to demolish a halls of residence to build 100 new homes.

Not some number on a halls registration list.

Burwalls, a mansion house on the other side of the Avon Gorge, was used as a halls of residence in the past and was a home of Sir George Oatley.

He did his medical training at UCL, and shared a halls-of-residence corridor with Coldplay, whom he says used to "annoy the crap out of us" by playing their guitars late into the night.

A hall of famer.

There is a hall bathroom.

They share a hall bath.

"He's a Hall of Famer.