Sentence examples for dim hall from inspiring English sources

Sitting around her in the huge, dim hall was a small circle of young MTV people.

These gaudy monochromes create a dim hall of mirrors while evoking the horizontal: not only tabletops, but also Oriental rugs, with the forced paint functioning as woven pile.

Suggested bedtime routine as of 10 p.m.: dim hall lights, move nursing conversations behind closed doors, close patient room doors if possible and keep hallway conversations to a minimum.

Hundreds of people crowded into the mayor's dim hall to listen, the sombre elders at the front, dressed in a kaleidoscope of lurid colours, the rowdies at the back.

Minutes earlier, in the dim Hall of Remembrance, Obama – wearing a white yarmulke – stepped forward to rekindle the Eternal Flame and laid a wreath on a stone crypt containing the ashes of Holocaust victims, crouching close to the stone for a moment's contemplation.

Beyond the doorway, a labyrinth of dim halls lined with businesses: electrolysist, lawyer, chiropractor, Internet cafe, cigar store.

She walks a visitor through the hospital's hot, dim halls, the peeling linoleum on the floors stained by the thousands of lighted cigarettes crushed underfoot.

"Each day I sign in 80 workers, and sometimes I see them, sometimes I don't". She walks a visitor through the hospital's hot, dim halls, the peeling linoleum on the floors stained by the thousands of lighted cigarettes crushed underfoot.

When I hear what's happening in the dim halls of the White House on a daily basis, with a very different understanding of "authority" that cannot brook any critique or challenge, I know authoritarianism and authority are mutually repellent.

Gus is captured "that he may be given a fair trial in the dim halls of the Invisible Empire".

Klansmen capture Gus "that he may be given a fair trial in the dim halls of the Invisible Empire".