Sentence examples for concrete hall from inspiring English sources

Through a door was a big concrete hall.

Visitors, he said, are "very engaged in the material" in the 80-foot-high, city-owned concrete hall.

Sing Sing Inmate 110-649, down the concrete hall from the electric chair that would end his life, put pen to paper.

Housed in a large concrete hall, the market has everything from Afro-Caribbean vendors to Indian silk suppliers to halal meat shops.

Behind the fan is a concrete hall, or rather a giant oblong pipe which, turning 90 degrees right four times, circulated the air in a continuous loop.

They go to extremes of atmospheres and acoustics, from the resonant concrete hall to anechoic spaces lined with thick foam, where the sound is quite deadened.

The dense scent of the Recchiutis' baking chocolate creeps down the concrete halls.

Swift clacked around the arena's empty concrete halls in gladiator sandals, a flowered skirt, a tank top, and a long, droopy orange sweater.

But the thundering bass isn't the only draw: the venue opened last year in an abandoned power plant, and its cavernous concrete halls also feature classical concerts, art exhibitions, street-food fests and fine dining.

It is a thrilling bazaar of furniture prototypes and kaleidoscopic animations, architectural models and yet more Mexican masks, all drenched with the Eameses' uniquely sunny outlook – a sharp contrast to the Barbican's dour concrete halls, the result of modernism when it hit our more cloudy climes.

The plaza's showstopper is the Egg, a concrete concert hall that resembles an oversized egg cup.