Traditionalists will insist that there is no substitute for a first-class hall, and they will be right.
"Munich needs a first-class hall," Mariss Jansons, music director of the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra, said from his home in St . Petersburg
Though the orchestra continues its previous circuit-riding schedule, performing in more than one locale, it has become identified with a first-class hall and a strong board (headed by Dr. Victor Parsonnet), which works toward drawing musically and financially supportive listeners who are proud of their new hall.
It should be food that would be eaten in a first class dining hall of the early 20th century.
The beagle, the colored bull terrier, the miniature poodle, the bichon frisé and the English springer spaniel stood and sniffed together, a gathering of elite old-timers as estimable, dog-wise, as the first class of baseball Hall of Famers in 1936.
Ms. Bishop is laboring with an army of other overtime workers to transform the First Union Center from a high-tech sports arena to a first-class political hall.
Third class seats became garden furniture, and first class seats found their way into local snooker halls and Masonic lodges.
You should know where your first class, or your homeroom is before you walk into the halls of your middle school.
I had the natal equivalent of a hall pass, a free ride, an automatic upgrade to first class.
I said, 'Look, we lost a little money, bringing 50 people over first class, renting Mercedes, and so on; we didn't break even playing relatively small halls.
After the Jets leave, Weeb Ewbank Hall will be converted into a temporary headquarters of the new Hofstra School of Medicine, which is scheduled to accept its first class in 2011.
