Sentence examples for auditorium number from inspiring English sources

SCOTTISH RITE AUDITORIUM "Number the Stars," musical by Sean Hartley, based on the children's book by Lois Lowry; Haddonfield Plays & Players.

Baker said only the perimeter walls of the auditorium, where a number of community groups meet, can be made available for display cases.

At the far end of the auditorium a number of the men began pushing sofas, chairs, and tables to the walls of the room and bringing in wooden chairs, which they arranged in rows down the centre.

As chains moved to close older auditoriums, the number dropped, to 36,379 by the end 2000, and around 200 screens close every month.

Before the speech, songs from the vast Sinatra repertory filled the school's auditorium — great numbers like "In the Wee Small Hours of the Morning" and not-so-great ones like "My Way," whose title sums up the basic philosophy of most New York mayors (only their version tends to be "My Way or the Highway").

More than 1,100 people were packed into the Sokol Auditorium, including a number of rock 'n' roll tourists.

Work has begun to divide Ireland's oldest and biggest auditorium into a number of smaller screening rooms.

In a large theatre an auditorium includes a number of floor levels frequently designed as stalls, private boxes, dress circle, balcony or upper circle, and gallery.

"You're getting in the habit of saying 'Pour l'amour dee la France.' It's deuh, deuh.' " Later he would collect the girls around him in the back of the auditorium while another number was being run through on the stage and rehearse them for twenty minutes on that one line alone.

Under the watchful eye of the auditorium, the Chinese number two attempted a double on the red and failed, as the champion came to the table to secure victory and book his place in the second round.

In both semesters, the course was taught in large auditoriums, and the number of students who attended class was similar (about 40 50).