Sentence examples for box hall from inspiring English sources
A 350-seat "black box" hall sits to one side, separated by a vertical slot of glass — the last glimpse of the outside world before entering the shared intimacy of the halls.
Essentially, it involves opening the black box between genotype and phenotype, taking out what is found in the box and how it fits together and then determining how to put the contents back in the box (Hall 1999, 2003a, b; West-Eberhard 2003; Carroll et al. 2005).
It's a kick-boxing hall now.
He was also inducted into the international boxing hall of fame.
Less than a quarter of the seats at the boxing hall were filled on Tuesday.
Perhaps by tomorrow evening, the fans at the Peristeri Olympic Boxing Hall will be whistling a new tune.
"Can you imagine me walking into a boxing hall dressed as a woman and putting an event on?
In the boxing hall it was measured at 113.7 decibels: louder than a jumbo jet at take-off, or so they said.
And at the Peristeri Olympic Boxing Hall, which was one-quarter full yesterday, the sound system blasted techno rock and David Bowie, but the mood was still subdued.
Dixon, a Boxing Hall of Famer known as Little Chocolate, was born in Nova Scotia in 1870 and is credited with inventing the speed bag, the heavy bag and shadow-boxing.
He started drumming up attention for fights for $18 a week at a Harlem boxing hall called the Rockland Palace and later worked in small fight clubs like the Ridgewood Grove and Eastern Parkway Arena.
