Sentence examples for former hall from inspiring English sources

Mr. Taylor and Mr. Rossen — former hall mates at New York University, which they attended at the same time as Mr. Bear — came aboard soon afterward.

That's especially true in Washington, a town with more than its fair share of former hall monitors, a place where politicians engage in these pantomime gestures of faux friendship and become promotable, hollowed-out caricatures of themselves.

The camp's former hall, caretaker's bungalow, rectory, accommodation block and church are now being sold as five individual building plots, with prices ranging from £160,000 to £240,000.

The front room on the left was the former hall with large oak panels of the Queen Anne period, and a moulded and beamed ceiling.

The tower, which would now contain the common room, was moved from the area of the former hall staircase to the east end of the chapel.

The run-of-the-mill gripes about a tourist-oriented institution taking the place of such former halls of glory as CBGB, the Bottom Line, and Max's Kansas City (all of which, oddly enough, soldier on online) turned quickly to reminiscences about Hall of Fame induction performances, which almost always take place in New York.

The college also acquired the sites of other former halls in the vicinity, including Laurence Hall, previously owned by Lincoln College.

While nearly all of the residence halls that primarily house sophomores are located near the Union Square area, two former residence halls were located in the Financial District and one is still in use in Chinatown.

A 22- room boutique hotel in Pershing Hall, a former residence for bachelor Army officers.

The former Entrance Hall is "small, simple and sober", and the Staircase Hall behind it is "not a grand space at all".

The former town hall sits abandoned.