Sentence examples for a sort of hall from inspiring English sources

A picture gallery occupied one wall in the shop, a sort of hall of fame of literary luminaries.

Jon Gibson, the cultural entrepreneur behind the iam8bit production company and a curator of the show, describes "Into the Pixel" as a sort of hall of fame.

Then we entered an enormous room in the morgue which, I suppose, was a sort of hall, not the place where bodies are normally kept.

In his country, he sees troubling signs of a new nationalism and fears that the restored Frauenkirche in Dresden could "become a national symbol, a sort of hall of glory, of the new Germany".

The metatheatrical nature of "A Life in the Theater" gave rehearsals a sort of hall-of-mirrors vibe.

A: Sort of.

But when he did so last October, sitting down with Sean Hannity in Pennsylvania, it was on Hannity's show — ostensibly an "opinion" program — and the audience was there as part of a sort-of town-hall format event.

BRCA1 and BRCA2 gene mutations have entered a sort of genetic hall of fame.

They will be reassembled at the new stadium, in a museum-like corner of the Legacy Room — a sort of Giants hall of fame.

Mitchell is just saying this when the actor Kate Duchene, who plays a sort of music hall fairy in Beauty and the Beast, ambles into the rehearsal room.

That is what led Amber Lambke and Allan Grinshtein to start a group called the New York Nightowls, a sort of study hall for entrepreneurs, freelancers and software developers who gather at 10 every Tuesday night and stay as late as 4 a.m.