Sentence examples for baronial hall from inspiring English sources
His ghost has supposedly been spotted at his former home, The Manor at Weston-on-the-Green, where you can dine on seasonal dishes such as Oxfordshire wild boar in the 11th-century baronial hall.
Now that it is all less personal and I don't find myself dreaming about my baronial hall catching fire, I regard it as a masterpiece of both entertainment and literature.
Lex and I arranged for a local tattoo artist to design our Emmeline Pankhurst-inspired logo, convinced Chetham's School of Music to loan us its 15th-century baronial hall and started to scout out cool speakers.
Mr. Quinones keeps the anti-authoritarian impulse of old-style street art alive in a figurative painting, framed as if for a baronial hall, of a wolf dressed in a red hunter's jacket and stalking the viewer through trees with dollar bills for foliage.
But dead on the stroke of 8.30am, they both strode into the baronial hall, where the fight was due to take place, whipped off their dressing-gowns without demur and stood there as naked as the day they were born - proud as peacocks.
The "Pink and/or Gold Room," a sort of shrine to winsome-weird, has a painting of a baronial hall in fuchsia by Karen Kilimnik, an Otto Muehl bronze-gold monochrome and a partly pink collage by Laura Owens with the word "failure" writ large.
In galleries that combine the look of baronial halls and meat lockers, clothes come at you like electrical zaps: a blouse threaded with worms, a coat sprouting horns, shoes that devour feet.
They posed for pictures and stood around the baronial entrance hall, giving off an invisible force field intimidating to the shy middle-aged visitor.
Somehow I've managed to survive and that's what I'm proud of.' The crucial transitional In a calculated farewell to terpsichore, Powell as Marlowe in Murder, My Sweet dances a few steps in the baronial reception hall of a rich client before going down those mean streets of Los Angeles.
There, in the great baronial banquet hall, Hearst liked to seat Mankiewicz on his left, so that Mankiewicz, with all his worldliness and wit (the Central Park West Voltaire, Ben Hecht had called him a few years earlier), could entertain the guest of honor and Hearst wouldn't miss any of it.
Built according to plans by architect Paul Schulthe-Naumburg, theclecticinteriorior, which includes a baronial great hall, a Neo-classical drawing room and a family sitting room in the form of a ship's stateroom, was devised by Paul Ludwig Troost, who originally had designed deluxe steamship décors.
