Sentence examples for few halls from inspiring English sources

Certainly, few halls would devote prime real estate, on stage or off, to any permanent installation.

One singer said it was one of the few halls that wrapped around her with its wonderful acoustics".

One of the few halls of its size still to offer full general-admission seating with an open floor, Hampton is known to rock fans as crowded, sweaty, stinky, smoky, loud and in every respect intense.

Nor are the Georgian trophies as provocative to the American eye as an exhibit a few halls away that features the twisted remains of Francis Gary Powers's U-2 spy plane, shot down over the Soviet Union in 1960.

Other works, Ms. Carli said, "had been painted over for 'hygienic purposes.' " Already glistening are a spectacular chapel, a few halls of paintings and frescoes and underground storerooms transformed into an archaeological museum.

Both Phi Gamma and Few Halls were used as infirmaries for wounded soldiers.

"It's one thing for St . Johns to decide to build a few residence halls," he said.

More than a few Hall of Famers have career batting averages below Dom's.298.298

Few American sports executives can claim the success of West, just as few Hall of Famers can claim the playing success of West.

The standards of the program are such that a few Hall graduates, such as Brad Mehldau, a pianist, and Joel Frahm, a tenor saxophonist, have gone on to careers as first-call jazz musicians, while many others have earned scholarships to colleges and music conservatories.

Many examples of early developmental diversity exist, such as the various forms of cleavage and blastula formation in vertebrates, discoidal or spiral cleavage in cephalopods, and the differences between direct and indirect developing echinoderms to name a few (Hall 1996; Raff 1996).