Sentence examples for ballroom up from inspiring English sources
But within moments the little fellow must have emerged into the sunlight of B Deck and run beside the railings, racing into the lower ballroom, up its gilded staircase, and past the two stewards.
Anyway, I think in her own way, she brought ballroom up a bit, made it more noticeable, at least to a certain population.
But the ballroom fills up, and by the time Phillipe Nover, a heavy-handed Brooklynite and runner-up on the eighth season of The Ultimate Fighter, gets into the cage and pounds his opponent's face into jelly, the joint starts rocking.
The ballroom is up a flight of white marble stairs.
Dave Arnold, the director of culinary technology at the French Culinary Institute, is standing in front of about 150 people in a hotel ballroom, holding up both hands like a traffic cop.
In addition to the usual American diner staples, the ornate former ballroom offers up Eastern European Jewish comfort food specialties like standout soups, blintzes and matzo brei.
When Carrey slinked to the back of the ballroom, picked up a pair of water glasses, and turned them into a set of makeshift binoculars, he showed us all he's still a brilliant physical comedian.
Indeed, two ballrooms set up with card tables have barely provided enough room for the 1,500 people, most playing more than one game, who have signed up for the six-and-a-half-day tournament (which continues through Monday) known as the District 3 Tri-State Regional.
In a dramatic octagonal ballroom, Carlile stepped up to the fireplace and turned, as if to face a crowd of spirits, rising up on her toes.
The ballroom was filling up.
