Sentence examples for hall boy from inspiring English sources

"I think a preacher should be D.D. Just what is a Doctor of Philosophy?" Hall, boy and man, was subject to enthusiasms.

The lower servants -- kitchen maid, housemaids, groom, footmen, scullery maid and hall boy -- work morning, noon and night, seven days a week.

His daughter, Florence, survived, as did one son, Harry, who left school at 11 and became a "hall boy" at Cane Hill.

The front passenger car, attended by a hall boy in livery, "kept in constant motion from an early hour in the morning until a late hour at night," according to an 1880 issue of the journal Carpentry and Building.

When first built, it had advertised for "two elevator and hall boys" in The New York Herald, noting that references were required.

It was famed in its late-19th-century heyday for its marble fireplaces, its uniformed "hall boys" and the latest in technological wonders, the hydraulic elevator and the telephone.

One of the oldest large apartment houses still standing in Manhattan, it was built for middle class residents and acclaimed for its marble fireplaces, its uniformed "hall boys" and technological innovations like the hydraulic elevator and the telephone.

If they haven't already done so, here's betting the Hall boys will soon be setting up private Facebook pages, well hidden from their mother's prying eyes.

You don't want the Hall boys to only think of you in this sexual way, do you?

In the poorly-lit Tudor great hall, the boy in a blue livery coat and red stockings, standing in the background of the Captain Thomas Lucy portrait, could easily be missed if it were not for the gleaming, metal collar around his neck.

The erstwhile Epsom Chapel eventually became a meeting hall for Boy Scout troops in the 1920s 1930s.