Sentence examples for gallery seat from inspiring English sources

Throughout the trial, Mrs. Pirro was a frequent visitor to the courtroom in United States District Court for the Southern District, occupying a front-row gallery seat.

"I'm privileged," he says, "to have had some success but I've never forgotten what it was like to queue for a half-crown gallery seat for Oliver! which is why I ensure that there are £20 day tickets for Miss Saigon and that the balconies in my theatres are  as comfortable as I can possibly make them".

Hundreds lined up in the early-morning dark, hoping to gawk from one of the few spare gallery seats.

She was accompanied by an amen gallery seated a few feet away from her in the front rows.

The only tickets still available, scattered among the £25 or £30 upper gallery seats with restricted views, are for odd seats in the stalls or royal circle for £95 each.

He works four days a week at the Argosy, in an anteroom of the print gallery, seated at a long table, and wearing a spectacularly dirty apron but giving the impression of a neat, well-put-together person.

When she went back to the museum the next morning he was alone in the gallery, seated on the bench in the middle of the room, his back to the entranceway, and he was look-ing at the last painting in the cycle, the largest by far and maybe most breathtaking, the one with the coffins and cross, called "Funeral".

During the trial in March, Baldwin shook uncontrollably, an involuntary jerking that was visible from the gallery seats.

The AMs desks and public gallery seating are made of Welsh oak in a circular configuration so that all AMs can see each other, which makes debating less confrontational.

The Senate meets in the Senate Chamber of the Maryland State House, which has both gallery seating and a door open to the State House lobby, the latter being mandated by the state constitution.

Seated in the gallery behind him were Army soldiers, military police officers and relatives of some of his victims.