Sentence examples for broad ballroom from inspiring English sources

While the developer is maintaining the historical features of Adams's three-story house, including a broad ballroom with high ceilings and an ornate fireplace, he is also adding the latest in high-tech gadgetry.

At 8 p.m., Broad Street Ballroom, 41 Broad Street, Lower Manhattan, (888) 718-4253, salonsanctuary.org; $35 to $100, $25 for students and 65+.

The show was held in the Broad Street Ballroom, a bank building downtown, with classical columns.

Meanwhile throughout the week visitors to the Broad Street Ballroom in Lower Manhattan can hear what black holes might sound like as they are being formed.

That's after the donation of its setting, the Broad Street Ballroom (staff not included) for a generally slow August weekend, and after factoring in submission fees of $20 to $50 collected from about 200 entries.

Highlights included a welcome reception at Indian-fusion restaurant Vermilion, a mehndi (henna ceremony) and sangeet (a pre-wedding dinner with music and dancing) at Chelsea Piers, the ceremony at Broad Street Ballroom and the reception at Cipriani Downtown where the décor alone was $650,000 and 30 eight-foot tall centerpieces were suspended from the ceiling.

On September 16, the New York City Anti-Violence Project (AVP) hosted its 19th Annual Courage Awards at the Broad Street Ballroom.

In a broad, brightly lit Manhattan ballroom, the new owner of the N.B.A.'s worst team made an entrance befitting a Hollywood star.

Speaking to a packed hotel ballroom full of reporters in Chicago, and flanked by his all-star cast of advisers, Obama outlined four broad points to dealing with the economy.

The staircase leading to the ballroom is a sweeping glory as broad as the train on a debutante's ballgown.

Occasionally his digressions seem overly indulgent — not every reader will care that a bartender named Helen McLean, in the crossroads hamlet of Bally­scannel, was once fond of ballroom dancing — but Barich's passion for boozy subjects is broad and undeniable.