The word "hall" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used as a noun to refer to a corridor or large room in a building or public place, or to refer to a meeting or assembly of people. For example: "The hall became filled with people, eager and excited to hear the speaker's words."
The UVF in east Belfast has been behind much of the street riots connected to the union flag dispute at Belfast city hall.
The hall erupted in cheers.
While bombs did some damage, they did nothing compared with a disastrous postwar planner, Rowland Nicholas, who sought to demolish much of the city – even the town hall – to rebuild a socialist utopia.
The chants bounced around the ornate auditorium of Brisbane city hall for only 30 seconds or so, before the group joined hands and walked out into the scorching Brisbane sun.
Our library is housed in the old primary school hall.
A cashier at Dushanbe's Abulkosim Lohuti Academic Theatre says the 500-seat hall is often nearly empty.
There are numerous galleries and shops and a cute little music hall called De Badcuyp, which is perhaps the best example of the district's transformation.
An earlier version said that Darren Hall in Bristol West increased the party's vote by almost a quarter.
A 1975 production of George Bernard Shaw's Heartbreak House for the National Theatre fared better, but a couple of years later came a calamitous production of Julius Caesar for Peter Hall, also at the National.
36 Giles St, Kingston 1.30pm: Art appreciation at Drill Hall Gallery In 48 hours, you won't have time to visit all of Canberra's major cultural institutions, so focus instead on smaller art venues such as the Drill Hall Gallery, which is run by the Australian National University.
I can see why a woman might wish to change her name in order to leave certain aspects of her past behind; why she might, after seeing her husband's displeasure at the idea of her keeping her name, opt for an easy life; and why, for instance, in 1924 a certain Emily Smellie might have rejoiced to change her name to Emily Hall.
