Sentence examples for guest hall from inspiring English sources

We sat in the guest hall of his grand house, watching the news on television while his three young sons wrestled on the sofa.

For Show Highlights include a re-creation of a 16th-century shogun's guest hall display, military finery worn by 17th-century samurai, spectacular screens owned by moneyed merchants and the robes and ornaments of 19th-century courtesans.

A guest hall was built to the west of the earlier guest quarters.

South-east of this courtyard was a large, separate, rectangular building with a small projection facing north: this building is believed to have been the "guest hall", with the projection explained as an oriel window.

The Guests' Hall and its adjoining Porch Room occupy the space above the entrance to the courtyard and the Gatehouse.

The first-floor landing leads to a passageway between the Guests' Hall and the Guests' Parlour, and to the garderobe tower visible from the front of the house.

In the mid-17th century the Guests' Hall was referred to as Mr Booth's Chamber, after the genealogist Jack Booth of Tremlowe, a cousin and family friend of the Moreton's and a regular occupant.

That began to change in 1987 when Michael Kelly, then a reporter for The Baltimore Sun, invited as a guest Fawn Hall, the glamorous mystery woman in the Iran-contra scandal.

A similar warning was sent to students at the University of California, Santa Cruz — home of the Grateful Dead archives — which banned overnight guests at residence halls leading up to April 20.

He was Mr. Scott's first town hall guest, back in May.

Ms. Norman was the featured guest because the hall has asked her to serve as curator for the centerpiece of its programs: a three-week festival called Honor!