Sentence examples for built a hall from inspiring English sources

Mr. Jesurun, long a master of creating, and subverting, dizzying mixed-media architecture, has built a hall of convex mirrors and video, both live and recorded, so that the performers often appear to us as technology-mediated, disembodied heads, their exploded realities layered over images of tapestries, constellations, smoke, waves and flame.

The inner bailey was levelled and William built a hall and service buildings inside the castle, again in stone.

In Roux-Wilbeauroux, he built a hall called "The Moral School" ("L'École Morale") where he healed the sick and dispensed roughly the same teachings as that of his uncle.

By 1636 it had become so popular that two houses were built next to the spring to cater for the visitors, one for the ladies and one for the gentlemen, and in 1664 Lord Muskerry, Lord of the Manor, enclosed it with a triangular stone wall, and built a hall "to shelter the dippers in wet weather".

Mr. Thompson has continued to work to resurrect the program and to build a hall of fame.

Jonathan Rose, a trustee of the New Queen's Hall Orchestra who hopes to build a hall elsewhere, is also perturbed by the proposal.

If he is rich, he buys a demesne, and builds a hall; if he is in middle condition, he spares no expense on his house.

Donald D. Snyder, the chairman of the center's board of directors, said that from the start, the ambition was to build a hall that would rival the Hoover Dam as "the most important project built in our lifetime in Nevada".

Old Gisborough Hall was demolished around 1825 and the Chaloners built a mansion house, Gisborough Hall, about half a mile to the east in 1857.

That same year, BGSU built a $40 million residence hall project that included two new residence halls, one a traditional-style dorm and a second suite-style for upperclassmen.

A noted music hall entrepreneur of this time was Carlo Gatti who built a music hall, known as Gatti's, at Hungerford Market in 1857.