The phrase "auditorium together" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to people gathering in an auditorium, but the phrase lacks clarity and context.
Example: "We will meet in the auditorium together for the presentation."
Alternatives: "in the auditorium" or "together in the auditorium".
Anastassia Nefedova, an MBA graduate from SDA Bocconi in Italy, says students do not grasp the opportunities to lead that are presented to them EXACTLY a year ago, I was sitting in an auditorium together with 86 new classmates, listening to the opening speech by our programme director at SDA Bocconi in Milan.
After completing the song, both singer exit the auditorium together as in the first video, simulating two friends enjoying time with each other.
My most vivid memory of Geraldine Ferraro, who died recently, is when we were on the stage together at Memorial Auditorium in Burlington for a Democratic rally.
There is a sense, even as I write this rant, that the movie auditorium, meaning where groups sitting together in the dark, munching on unhealthy foods while being attacked with endless hype are the last gasp of a desperate industry running out of ideas as they enter an uncertain future.
An entire industry has emerged in response to the Title IX mandate to help universities comply: Some schools host hour-long orientation programs like "Sex Signals," in which an entire freshman class might gather together in an auditorium for a comedic-style performance about sexual assault, and a number of new smartphone apps like We-Consent and SaSie are also on the market.
He agreed, and they all appeared together in Los Angeles Philharmonic Auditorium.
Though the day starts out on a cohesive note--all the girls and women and the few men together in the Hunter auditorium--it turns out to be more like a feminist fairground than an organized meeting.
We went together to the high-school auditorium in our old car, Mother driving.
They had gathered together in the newspaper's auditorium at the behest of the publisher, Katharine Weymouth, his niece.
The H.V.R.H.S. has the largest auditorium in the region, and that draws people together.
"In Seattle," Paul said, "we performed in the auditorium of the cathedral, on a set put together mostly from found objects.
