Sentence examples for college halls from inspiring English sources

No one knows how many might go packing in college halls, though estimates run into the hundreds.

Then bigger clubs, college halls, concert halls, Madison Square Garden and, in 1985, six shows at the stadium, then a record.

Residential life includes a "College Halls" system in which students and faculty live together in self-contained buildings that include study places, cafeterias, laundry facilities and stores.

It has been said to be "among the most impressive of all the Oxford college halls", with its "fine panelling, austere ceiling, and its notable paintings".

That's about a 2.5percentnt reduction over two years, which doesn't sound like much until you consider the rents have risen quickly – by about 40percentt according to UCL, and 56percentt according to the rent strike campaign – for six years, to the point where an average room in the college halls is £165 per week.

"The task force will examine all issues related to fire safety, including the disciplinary policies for false alarms in college residence halls," Mr. Pataki said.

But we did have our own bathroom (even if we had to wrestle with our suitcases to get into it), and there was a shower up the hall, rather like a college residence hall.

Turning to College Hall, he calls out: "So, I say to you, C.E.O.

I am in a college hall talking to a thousand young people about education.

Then there's a huge tea and mince pies in the college hall for choir families and boys.

How much longer can he even live at home? "To forget something," Troy says after Charlie loses any memory of having been inducted into his college hall of fame, "first you have to have a clue about it".