Sentence examples for foster hall from inspiring English sources
Please join the South Asia Language and Area Center for the first Friday Chai of the 2010/2011 school year on October 8th at 3 00 PM in Foster hall, room 103.
[Foster-Hall Reproductions].
A Song. [Foster-Hall Reproductions].
Uncle Abram, Bully For You! [Foster-Hall Reproductions].
(His parents fostered the hall's success at a time when it was still illegal for blacks and whites to socialize together). Politics are never mentioned, but, in these depressingly divisive times, any movie this devoted to inclusiveness is well worth seeking out.
Zehetmair's arrival gives the Northern Sinfonia precisely the profile lift it needs as it prepares to move into its new home, the £35m Norman Foster-designed concert hall on the south bank of the Tyne, to be known as the Sage, Gateshead.
Both Martin and Terry Bouricious, a former Burlington, Vt .city councilor describe how Sanders's four terms in city hall fostered a local progressive coalition that later morphed into the Vermont Progressive Party (VPP).
For generations Beethoven's Ninth Symphony, with its choral finale espousing universal brotherhood, has been the work of choice to solemnize a peace treaty, open a new concert hall or foster communal bonding.
This is true for both the system discussed here and for the previously described systems (Shapiro and Brinkley 1984; Hall 1990; Foster and Cairns 1994; Taddei et al. 1997; Wrande et al. 2008).
"These proposals recognise the opportunities that greater devolution can provide – more joined-up, efficient and effective support for people out of work and incentives for town halls to foster more inclusive growth.
