This allows for an unusually generous open hall and staircase, as well as a dedicated ground-floor home office – attempting to change the suburban street from a desolate place into a little working community of "shopfronts".
If the BBC was not set up to be, precisely, radio or television or online, but, rather, at a more essential level a great public space through whose generous and lofty halls we could all walk together as equals, outside the world of commerce, then maybe the BBC does have some kind of responsibility – "big, even colossal", in the words of Reith.
In exploring ethical concerns with vice-chancellors in Nigeria, CASE has encountered little concern about tobacco money; yet the source of Edinburgh University's McEwan Hall, the generous product of a beer fortune where every Edinburgh student proudly graduates, would be troubling to many in Africa and the Middle East.
The world of their nobles is vividly evoked in poems like Beowulf, probably transcribed long after they became familiar as fireside recitations, of summer warfare and winter feasting in the beer hall, where generous gift giving was as important as wealth.
Inside, wide halls and generous door openings allow easy circulation through the 3,500-square-foot 3,500-square-foot 3,500-square-foote and a half baths.
Add the less-than-generous acoustics of this hall, not to mention Brahms's natural parsimony, and one could hardly expect rainbows of colors.
Hall was a generous benefactor of his college, bequeathing Oberlin more than $5,000,000.
Mr. English's restaurants have always been generous with their portions and Kingfish Hall is no different.
Anti-Cdh1 (AR38) was a generous gift from J Gannon (Clare Hall Laboratories, Cancer Research, UK).
It was also a christening for the Adrienne Arsht Stage, Alice Tully's main hall, newly named after a generous donor.
