Sentence examples for crowded hall from inspiring English sources

PLANTED IN CROWDED HALL Woman and Sailor Among the Dead--Haywood, Convicted I.W.W. Chief, Hears Blast.

In a crowded hall, exit doors are small".

It's nice when a concert feels like an event: the crowded hall, the sense of anticipation.

"The steel workers are one the great unions in our country," Sanders tells the crowded hall.

With the hobby horse race coming up and the crowded hall, something's up.

Someone in the crowded hall called on Wilbur Winter, 87, to comment on the drought.

He worked the crowded halls and rooms with a politician's 100-watt smile.

The parents at Fairfax County's Glasgow Middle School have spent years lobbying to renovate the aging school, with its leaky roof and crowded halls.

The freezing temperatures, crowded halls and abundance of products that a bored orphan wouldn't want to play with don't help matters.

Men who were down and out crowded the halls, vestibule and nearby sidewalks, pushing, smoking, fighting with fists and knives -- and waiting.

When Dr. Heyerdahl discussed "No Boundaries" at the University of Oslo recently, more than 600 people crowded the hall.