Sentence examples for find a hall from inspiring English sources

And so anyone feeling underappreciated is likely to find a hall of fame in the region made for his or her skills.

It was Ruppert who built the original Stadium, who signed Ruth, Gehrig, DiMaggio, Henrich, Lazzarri — pick a name, find a Hall of Famer.

"When we looked for a hotel that could accommodate the scale we wanted, we couldn't find a single hotel that could find a hall that could accommodate 600 to 700 people," until they found the Grand Hyatt, which was still under construction.

Finding a hall on short notice was not easy, she said.

The tall main doors of the villa were open, so I walked in to find a Baroque hall painted in duck-egg blue, with cherubs looking down at me from above the chandelier.

Working their way through a narrow entrance in the limestone hillside, archeologists were astonished to find a central hall with 16 pillars, a passageway to a statue of the god Osiris and other corridors leading away to many separate chambers.

Inside, of course, you will not find surgery suites, but you will find a lecture hall on the third floor that combines century-old wooden desks with state-of-theart projection technology.

But like a rock band that arrives for a show to find a concert hall empty, Roemer plugs in and gives his all anyway.

Joy is restored when they find a town-hall basement to dig, in a country town called Popperville; in the end, Mary Anne becomes its furnace, and Mulligan its janitor.

A minor breakdown sends him out of his shabby apartment complex into the humid Florida night, and you might recognize your own college-age self in his desperate desire to stage-manage an epiphany: "Maybe I would find an unlocked hall to shuffle around in," David thinks.

You can help a bereaved friend by offering to write the obituary, help them find a church or hall for the memorial, and assist them in finding someone to speak at the service.