Sentence examples for booking hall from inspiring English sources
The finest booking hall in Europe clinks with cocktails.
You enter the station to a large booking hall which is imposing.
The floor in the booking hall is made of polished granite, dark with blotches of white.
The balcony overlooking the booking hall is a good place to look at people and a good place to be seen.
They do this, not on the platform or within the booking hall because, who knows, this might be in breach of some regulation or other.
The motif also features on the booking hall walls, along with Art Deco murals depicting scenes from Malaya's colonial economy: tin mining, rubber tapping, shipping, rail transport and rice planting among others.
Mr. Urlashov spoke of other challenges, including difficulties securing airtime on television and radio as well as booking halls for meetings with voters.
On some days she thought it would be better to face the Pak tanks than the wrath of the crowd that mobbed the booking halls; a neater end to fall beneath the caterpillar tracks.
This can be a bit tricky because not everyone who says they'll turn up will turn up, so bear in mind that your numbers are likely to be fairly fluid and booking a hall for an expected 100 people when only five turn up can be an expensive waste of time.
I'm reminded of my salad days, booking VFW halls in high school to stage punk shows by putting up all of the money I'd saved from bussing tables in the hopes of creating the culture that I wanted to see in boring-ass Northern Michigan.
