Sentence examples for common halls from inspiring English sources

The common halls are tiled in a checkerboard of multicolored vinyl squares.

The Suffolk County law ignores the opinion of New York State's highest court that "there is no reason why the owners of the cooperative apartment house could not decide for themselves with whom they want to share their elevators, their common halls and facilities".

So, during the darkest period of the Northern Hemisphere's year, 195 Nations decided each in turn to shine their independent lights across the Country Pavilions and Common Halls of Le Bourget where the climate negotiations took place.

The new owners are doing a gut renovation and want to buy common hall space outside their apartment and move their entrance door almost adjacent to mine.

The same building was also the site of the Piñata Episode, in which a family made themselves so comfortable in their common hall that they held a birthday party there.

And so 5C and 5B, which share a common wall full of plumbing and gas lines, became one sprawling home, though they are separated by 10 feet or so of a common hall and the leases are still in his and her names.

Other locales for "found" real estate: space at the end of a common hall that can be repurposed to expand an apartment; a slice of a rooftop that can be added to a penthouse; and square footage in equipment rooms, partially vacated because many new mechanicals are more compact than their ancestors.

Indirectly inspired by an upstairs neighbor who is a personal organizer and is constantly de-accessioning — on a shelf in a common hall last week was a neat row of spice bottles, her current giveaway — Ms. Botz contacted Ms. Roster's organization to ask its members' clients to send her objects, along with stories about why the objects mattered to them.

Yes, there are town houses, and yes, many prominent people hold the deeds to them because they don't want to be seen in dishabille scooping up the morning paper, and because they really don't relish getting into a thing with the neighbor about how to decorate the common hall.

She initially told detectives that she had waited in a common hall on the 28th floor of the Sofitel until Mr. Strauss-Kahn left, but she later said she had left to clean a nearby room before reaching out for a supervisor.

Secondly, we perform the simulation in a 20 by 20 m common hall scenario.