Sentence examples for hall cafe from inspiring English sources

Rest in Alvar Aalto's Finlandia Hall cafe (finlandiaravintola.fi) or spend a quiet moment in the Kamppi Chapel of Silence.

Sixty years ago, when East 86th Street was known as Sauerkraut Boulevard, businesses like Maxi's Brauhaus, the Lorelei dance hall, Cafe Geiger and Cafe Wienecke lined the streets of Yorkville.

The attack at the Louvre, one of the most popular tourist destinations in the French capital, only served to exacerbate anxieties about security and terrorism in a city still reeling from the terrorist attacks in November 2015, when 130 were killed in a series of assaults coordinated by the Islamic State on a concert hall, cafe terraces and a stadium.

"Instead I thought, 'what can we squeeze out of it?'" After what she describes as a seven-year battle, Kucuk secured £3m for the new centre, which has been designed by local architect William Gunn to house a community hall, cafe, GP surgery, chemist and children's nursery.

The facility, which opens to the public on 20 August, features a 50m swimming pool, a 20m community pool, sports hall, cafe and 100-station gym.

Indulge your inner shopaholic at the Victoria Quarter, have a "Game of Thrones" moment at the Royal Armouries Museum or have a bite to eat at the famed Tiled Hall Cafe.

In a city shaken and grieving a week after the carnage, the toll from the bloody wave of suicide bombings and shootings at the national stadium, a crowded concert hall, cafes and restaurants rose to 130 after the death of a critically injured victim.

Analysts said Sunday that the turnout in the party leadership vote, conducted at thousands of polling places set up in city halls, cafes, even service stations, was higher than expected.

Analysts said on Sunday that the turnout in the party leadership vote, conducted at thousands of polling places set up in city halls, cafes, even gas stations, was higher than expected.

Hundreds of people have gathered in libraries and meeting halls, cafes and universities, pubs and churches to hear dire warnings about the consequences of the unfolding climate emergency – and what they can do about it.

That Paris neighborhood's cabarets, music halls, cafes and streets as well as its artists, musicians and entertainers are revisited in more than 400 works from the Legion of Honor's collection.