Sentence examples for hall dedicated from inspiring English sources

The Nanjing Massacre Memorial Hall, dedicated to the atrocities, reopened in 2007 after a two-year expansion.

At Baselworld, the international watch fair, De Bethune will exhibit at the Palace, the hall dedicated to unconventional independent watchmakers — the likes of Urwerk and MB&F.

This year, the show will include an electric car test center, an eco-driving experience and a hall dedicated to emerging technologies.

Through the front door, and past several reading rooms, there is a hall dedicated to Yiddish and Hebrew studies with perhaps 20 desks.

In 2003, Levinson returned to Philadelphia for the opening of the National Constitution Center, the sprawling museum and exhibition hall dedicated to celebrating the document.

To port or not to port: That is the question facing me when I arrive on the hospital hall dedicated to clinical trials.

As parents trooped out after the open house, they passed a plaque in the entry hall dedicating the schoolhouse's opening in 1907.

Two American businessmen commissioned a Manhattan skyscraper from Gaudí, who proposed a 984-foot hotel tower with elaborate halls dedicated to all the continents.

It fills no fewer than five adjacent Earl's Court-sized exhibition centres with a vast array of cultural paraphernalia, including entire halls dedicated to anime, fashion and art.

But now a new generation of beer halls dedicated to something beyond the cash register is cropping up around the nation and the world, with proceeds going not into an owner's wallet but to charity, and bending elbows may never be the same.

I haven't been to the museum and am judging from photographs (here's another, from ArtDaily), but am impatient to wander through the halls dedicated to the inner and outer life of one of the most inspiring creators and self-creations of the twentieth century.