The phrase "active hall" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to spaces or environments that are currently in use or engaged in activities, such as in educational or event settings.
Example: "The active hall was filled with students collaborating on their group projects."
Alternatives: "busy hall" or "engaged hall".
The event is limited to active Hall of Famers and players who have won tournaments since 2004.
The 40-player field is made up of tournament winners from 1999-2001 activetive Hall of Famers.
Jimmy goes on, "Oh, it's all right if Picasso does a blob, or some posh bloke from London does a blob, but when I de one it doesn't come from me". "Real art is communal and active," Hall writes.
First, an active layer for Hall bars and field effect transistor was patterned using an optical lithography and oxygen plasma etching process.
In fact, the closest there is today to an active WMD proliferators' hall of famer is a slightly pudgy Chinese businessman named Li Fang Wei (also known as Karl Lee) who's been irking the US government for much of the past decade.
What I do know is that Seams, Tropics, Halls, Active Child, Weird Dreams, Patten and about 30 other live bands and DJs will be down at the Old Blue this Saturday 15th and Sunday 16th of October.
The woman who was killed was active at the local town hall.
Generally, there have been about 30 or 35 Hall of Famers active in the majors at any given time.
In 1957 these issues became the catalyst for the launching of the Universities and Left Review, in which Hall was an active presence, and which subsequently merged with the New Reasoner to form the New Left Review, of which Hall was the founding editor.
Hanna established an unofficial McKinley headquarters near the convention hall, though no active effort was made to convert delegates to McKinley's cause.
When the First World War broke out in August that year, he tried to enlist, but was turned down on medical grounds; instead he, like many music hall stars, was active in the recruiting campaign for the army and spoke at rallies, particularly on behalf of the Derby Scheme.
