Sentence examples for brick hall from inspiring English sources

Today, the Brooklyn Friends Meeting, a two-story red brick hall on Boerum Place, is surrounded by tall buildings.

The red brick hall, topped with a clock tower, has a traditional appearance modeled on the well-loved look of a local school, Mr. Fixell said.

In fact, the 12-year-old's reward for attempting to rescue the centre – a small, brick hall in the leafy Oxfordshire village of Eynsham – was a visit from the police.

On the other side is Oksnehallen, a huge weathered gray brick hall, built in 1901; until the 1960's, cattle were kept there before being slaughtered in the meat-packing buildings (Kodby, or Meat City) alongside.

In the late 19th century the Pitt Rivers Museum was built, a neo-Gothic brick hall crammed — crammed in a way no other museum on earth is — with tribal treasures from around the world.

By Guy Hubbard LILONGWE, Malawi, 16 June 2008 – Arguments and debates echoed through the vast red brick hall here last week.

The campus is a world unto itself, with 900 buildings, including gracious red brick halls, a cultural plaza and an elegant sorority row.

Opened last July, the three brick halls represent a reverse Ellis Island, complete with a mini-Lady Liberty, reproductions of posters for the Hamburg-Amerika Linewand new ones like "Ich Bin Hamburger," which depicts Hamburg's new immigrants.

It will create a special atmosphere of the place - brick halls and steel industrial infrastructure - remain a clear, legible symbol of Young City pedigree "- emphasizes Tomasz Zabłotny in the description of his work.

The high windows of the red-brick hall behind them were crammed with student faces, looking down on the stage.

The four older red-brick halls are named Alamitos, Aliso, Encinitas, and Montecito, each providing accommodation for up to 212 residents.