Sentence examples for biggest hall from inspiring English sources

"We had to go for the biggest hall," Ms. Eustace said, "and the Kremlin is the biggest hall in all of Russia".

1937 Jews Split on Palestine ZURICH — The dream of nationhood seemed reflected on the uplifted faces of thousands of Jews from every corner of the earth as they listened, packed in the biggest hall here tonight [Aug.

The excellent Sisy Ey, a local sisters who produce a sort of upbeat 90s-ish diva house not unfamiliar to fans of Azari & III, pack out the biggest hall early on the first night, only to see it empty when Thugfucker – really not as fun as they sound – follow it with a too-cool set of dry tech-house.

It smacks of desperation and insanity to rent out the biggest hall in New York so some orange-faced actor and a stilted marketing manager can banter about software updates.

The Australian comedian/ musician is popular enough to pack out one of the festival's biggest halls, and to be cheered after every gag and comic song.

Museums took notice: The Tate dedicated one of its biggest halls to the period.

The idea that conventions are big boons to the cities that throw them is a fixture of local politics, leading cities to compete to build the biggest halls to accommodate out-of-towners on expense accounts.

We are sitting in the big hall.

"It's such a big hall to fill.

Massé convinced her that a flipped "r" would carry better in a big hall.

Asking parents to pay 7,500 shillings ($87) in annual fees enabled her to move to a bigger hall.