Sentence examples for auditorium through from inspiring English sources

Visitors may only see the auditorium through a glass door.

(The production runs in repertory at the Thames-side auditorium through Oct. 13).

The production, part of the playhouse's £12 Travelex Season, plays in repertory in the Olivier auditorium through Nov. 1.

But here the play is under its original title, "Kingdom of Earth," and playing at west London's 80-seat Print Room auditorium through May 28.

Proscenium, in theatre, the frame or arch separating the stage from the auditorium, through which the action of a play is viewed.

Bits of his narration, electronically distorted, swirled around the auditorium through loudspeakers, along with fragments of children's songs and, eventually, the computer-rendered voice of Lolita herself.

When the activists marched to the front of the auditorium partway through the meeting, that's exactly what he did.

Had you stumbled into the auditorium partway through, you might be forgiven for assuming the man at the podium was not an oil baron, an industrialist, an extractor of fossil fuels from the tender earth but an environmentalist of the high church calling for the abolition of hydrocarbons, the very substance that had made his company and himself so fabulously rich.

The concerts, in the Sherwood Auditorium, will continue through Aug. 18.

There are only two windows in the church's auditorium, and sunlight through one blinds the church organist three months out of the year.

Then the BRENDA ANGIEL AERIAL DANCE COMPANY from Argentina, promising a "sensational exploration of flying, space and movement," filling the university's Page Auditorium, takes over through Saturday (a related article, Page 10).