Sentence examples for formal auditorium from inspiring English sources

She chose an old ballroom in downtown Little Rock for the premiere rather than a formal auditorium.

The audience of more than 2,000 people, many of them state workers on their lunch break, had packed into the Forum, a formal auditorium downtown, and rewarded her with constant cheers.

Staged in the round in Paines Plough's portable Roundabout auditorium, the formal gesture of the show is deliberately democratic, while its message for those struggling with depression is unashamedly heartfelt.

ECCO, a self-conducted ensemble made up of string players from leading conservatories, orchestras and music festivals across the country, performed on campus in several concerts, including an impromptu concert in the Frist Campus Center and a more formal concert in Richardson Auditorium.

Even in the formal confines of the Asia Society auditorium, concertgoers stood up and danced as the beat and the spirit swept the room.

So while in previous conferences students shared their research in a series of formal presentations, typically in a large auditorium, the new format allowed participants to discuss their work with peer researchers as part of issue-based panels.

I gave a presentation after the formal conference had ended and the auditorium doors were opened for a "public event" that included me, Swedish filmmaker Staffan Hildebrand, and former NIH historian Victoria Harden.

Rather, Grand Rounds occurs in a large auditorium and is THE formal weekly educational session for faculty and learners.

Presentations can be either formal or informal and often range from auditorium style engagements with technical support to informal 'brown bag' lunches with smaller group of students.

The thing that jars as the Briton of years standing enters the airy Brent auditorium is the incongruity of the Queen's formal portrait perched atop a wooden easel.

The auditorium was filled to near capacity, with numerous benefactors in formal finery, when Mr. Mehta, vigorous and businesslike, emerged to conduct the national anthems of the United States and Israel.