Sentence examples for hall for one from inspiring English sources

At the Salon des Vignerons Independent, hundreds of small French winemakers set up shop in a vast Paris convention hall for one of the world's most gloriously democratic wine tastings.

The proposal includes a reconstruction of Avery Fisher Hall, with its problematic acoustics; additions to the Juilliard School and Alice Tully Hall; and a redoing of the State Theater and a possible new hall for one of its tenants, the New York City Opera.

The world-renowned soprano will appear in the concert hall for one night and one performance April 5.

Mr. Hall, for one, is quick to point out that 95 percent of the members of the Napa Valley Vintners Associationn run family-owned vineyards and make their livelihoods from viticulture and winemaking, as is the case in most of the world's prime wine regions.

The challenge had 20 "dorm mobilizers" in first-year residence halls for one-on-one outreach and to help students navigate the logistics of registering and voting by absentee ballot, or to find out more about candidates and issues in their home states.

She also participated in the planning of the residence hall units, including Unit 2, where her namesake residence hall now stands, appropriately next to the older hall named for one of her friends and mentors, an earlier dean of women, Mary Davidson.

So these wives give them a "hall pass": for one week only, they get a bachelor holiday from married life, no questions asked.

These issues are all in software, and there is an update on the way from HMD Global, so I'm going to give them a hall pass for one firmware update to tighten up these issues and improve the experience.

I told him that as much as I wanted the sound of the gong in that one bar of music, I thought it seemed silly to have the instrument dragged to a concert hall for just one stroke.

Panic filled the bingo hall, for no one knew what was to come next.

The school will rename its Freedom Hall for Isaac, one of the sold slaves, and Remembrance Hall for Anne Marie Becraft, a black educator.