Sentence examples for comfortable hall from inspiring English sources

This is our dream when you are a musician – to play in a good, comfortable hall with a wonderful acoustic.

Mr. Gehry said that his singular goal, to make an intimate and comfortable concert hall, is actually a tribute to Mrs. Disney.

If I were leaning towards No, would I feel comfortable in a hall of mainly Yes voters?

For those present, I doubt this music will ever sound as good in a comfortable, conventional concert hall again.

And the musicians may find themselves coming to the end of their performance just as they are getting comfortable with the hall and the audience.

McCain, more comfortable in town hall question-and-answer sessions with the public rather than high-blown rhetoric, tried to recreate the intimacy of those occasions by extending the podium out into the audience.

"I was probably a bit more comfortable in the hall than in the first match, and I think his game-style suited mine," Ouseph said.

The goal is to look comfortable in the halls of American power and ambition.

More comfortable in pool halls than black-tie balls, Harding took her rough edges to a new level when she and some associates hatched a plan to eliminate her rival, Nancy Kerrigan, before the 1994 Winter Games.

But though they look only slightly older than when they matriculated at the school of Mr. Bennett, they aren't anywhere near as comfortable in the halls of Stoppard U. Nobody associated with this revival seems to have found a way to make it feel like more than a really smart, overextended, collegiate jape from a super-precocious student.

The more Hillary tries to be who Bernie is and not who she is -- a center-left politician who is comfortable traversing the halls of power -- the more she exacerbates her deeper problems of trust and authenticity.