The phrase "a welcome hall" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a space or area designated for greeting guests or visitors, often in a formal or public setting.
Example: "Upon entering the building, guests were greeted in a welcome hall adorned with flowers and comfortable seating."
Alternatives: "reception area" or "greeting space".
One can also learn, as is chiseled into the wall of the welcome hall of the museum, the phrase of Dostoyevsky, "Everyone is responsible to everyone for everything".
The Foresters Hall on Westow Street was then known as the Welcome Hall (or just Welcome) and it was in that hall in May 1892 that Arthur Conan Doyle was elected president of the society.
As the occasional whiff of marijuana wafted through the air on a surprisingly warm, sunny day, the ecstatic crowd welcomed Hall of Famers like Mays and Willie McCovey, and politicians like Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger and Newsom, before the players were introduced.
Mr. Penn is - to put it mildly - not exactly a welcome voice in the halls of the Obama administration.
This is a welcome contrast to the halls of Lincoln Center, which practically spit you out onto the sidewalk.
So "A. de Mille Celebration," a gem of a program presented by the New York Theater Ballet on Friday night at Florence Gould Hall, was a welcome attempt at giving de Mille the honor she deserves.
Cover image: People bicycle past a giant TV screen broadcasting the meeting of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and Chinese President Xi Jinping during a welcome ceremony at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing, Tuesday, June 19 , 2018
Tea and cake – whether art cake or just the ordinary kind – is always nice, and a welcome relief within the strange hall-malls of Frieze.
Kings Place is by no means, as has been suggested, a rival to the Wigmore Hall; it is a welcome partner to the dear old dowager, offering an eclectic new venue for specialist music all too often denied any outlet, let alone one so glamorous.
Burntwood School, Wandsworth, SW17 Allford Hall Monaghan Morris Odds: 8/1 A welcome timewarp, this £40m secondary school complex in south London takes its cue from the 1960s campus that stood on the site, originally built under the direction of Leslie Martin (whose assembly block remains) and the architects' department of the Greater London Council.
