Sentence examples for hall chain from inspiring English sources

The all-paper deal, which valued European at around £35m, gave Allied the Reillys' snooker and billiard hall chain and 52 nightclubs.

It employed 50,000 dance musicians and made good profits for dance-hall chains such as Mecca (a carefree name, in hindsight, for a company devoted to dancing, gambling and beauty contests).

In contrast to the food court, with its Auntie Anne's and Panda Express, the food hall eschews big chains in favor of local, artisanal purveyors, dazzling the visitor with a vision of a thriving economy of small businesses operating side by side.

I would like to run a beer hall," he laughs, "a chain of beer halls all over the world.

Its investments in upgrading to digital systems have been slow to pay off, competition from satellite broadcasters has eaten into market share and its diverse entertainment investments -- its complex portfolio also includes Madison Square Garden, Radio City Music Hall and the Clearview Cinema chain -- have been hurt by sluggish consumer spending.

Many dance halls, including those owned by the Mecca chain, became bingo halls or live music venues.

She said goodbye and he put the chain on the hall door.

But so far, the food court in Weinstein Hall continues to serve the chain's fried-chicken nuggets, sandwiches and waffle fries, he said.

At St . Marys Elementary School in Manhasset, one hall was lined with a chain of construction-paper links, scrawled with messages from seventh and eighth graders.

"The people who have been interested have wanted to make it a Mexican place, or a banquet hall or part of some chain," he said.

At the nearby Royal Festival Hall a familiar blend of chain restaurants has already been installed – Yo! Sushi, Eat, Giraffe, Strada, Wagamama – and there seems every reason to believe that this pattern will continue.