Sentence examples for book a hall from inspiring English sources
This time they have had to book a hall for 150 to 200 delegates.
Book a hall [if you are having celebration party] Decide on the party menu.
As if to clarify, Bartov likens his book to "a hall of mirrors wherein repeated images, seen from different angles, provide a prism through which we can distill a clearer understanding of the origins, nature and impact of the atrocity that occurred in the heart of our civilization".
If you book a Toad Hall cottage before November, you'll even get your fuel for free.
Boy and girl get engaged, get a ring, book a reception hall, but shortly before 9/11, girl moves out of boy's basement because she is starting a job that requires her to get up early and doesn't want to run into boy's father in the morning.
Book a reception hall with a balcony.
Trump, who draws bigger crowds than his running mate, has booked a larger hall on the grounds than the one Pence had.
On one floor, about two dozen editorial staff write book reviews, while down a hall perhaps as many programmers keep the software running.But turn the corner, and you experience another of those jarring moments when the Internet meets the real world.
For over-the-top (and slightly isolated) accommodations, book a room at Keswick Hall at Monticello (701 Club Drive; 434-979-3440), a lavish estate on 600 acres at the foot of the Blue Ridge Mountains.
In 1998 my father had filled out a little piece of paper and tucked it into a book at city hall.
In part, however, the messiness is due to something that makes Hall's book a lot darker and less heroic than the usual science story -- the new and now constant awareness in the field of money to be made.
