Sentence examples for established hall from inspiring English sources

The success of the film Billy Elliot established Hall as the most celebrated of Live's exports.

Dom, who broke in with the rival Red Sox in 1940, established Hall of Fame-worthy credentials, too, although he spent three of his peak years in the Navy during World War II.

Although the utility of blood As as a bio-marker of As exposure is only now being established (Hall et al. 2006), our findings do make it clear that maternal fetal transport of As readily occurs.

Last year, two large Israeli settlements established "halls of culture" and asked Israeli theatre groups to perform there.

While there, she was offered the assistant director job at the newly established Abbot Hall gallery.

Talk story about Dr. Harry L. Shapiro, chairman of the Dept. of Anthropology at the Museum of Natural History who has established a Hall of Biology of Man.

Dr. Mead made an expedition to Bali in 1936, an island that sentimental tourists have often painted as… Talk story about Dr. Harry L. Shapiro, chairman of the Dept. of Anthropology at the Museum of Natural History who has established a Hall of….

The New Yorker, March 18 , 1961P. 33 Talk story about Dr. Harry L. Shapiro, chairman of the Dept. of Anthropology at the Museum of Natural History who has established a Hall of Biology of Man.

The Specials made great high-energy ska, but what really established Mr. Hall as an expressive singer were regretful dirges recorded toward the end of the band's life, like "Ghost Town" and "Friday Night, Saturday Morning".

Although in his early days there were numerous comedies featuring established music hall stars, the anarchic, character-driven, "tight little island" films dubbed Ealing comedies really began in 1947 with Charles Crichton's Hue and Cry, after the patriotic second world war pictures that made the studio's reputation.

She was now able to afford new songs from established music hall composers and writers, including "Harry's a Soldier", "She Has a Sailor for a Lover", and "Oh Jeremiah, Don't you Go to Sea".