Sentence examples for hall foundation from inspiring English sources

A HALL FOUNDATION SHOW It has been five years since Norman Rosenthal left the Royal Academy of Arts in London, where he spent 31 years as its exhibition secretary, but he continues to organize shows and play dealmaker for institutions in the United States and abroad.

While she would have the option of affording herself every leisure, she prefers to spend her time in work on philanthropic efforts through their church and through their Hall Foundation instead.

In lieu of flowers send contributions to The Choate Rosemary Hall Foundation, Wallingford, CT 06492.

Men in ivory towers, ivied halls, foundation-funded think tanks or bustling newsrooms dream up new forms of social organization.

The first sign of philosophy of biology becoming a mainstream part of philosophy of science was the publication of David Hull's Philosophy of Biological Science in the prominent Prentice-Hall Foundations of Philosophy series (Hull 1974).

Félix Millet, who created and ran the concert hall's foundation, was sentenced to almost 10 years in prison and fined 4.1 million euros for embezzling public money.

SHORTLY after he resigned as minister for war in 1963, John Profumo started a new career cleaning toilets at Toynbee Hall, a foundation that helps poor people in east London.

The Hall Family Foundations gives to Kansas City-area organizations focused on arts and education.

Later that day, he witnessed it himself from a balcony overlooking the enormous Foundation Hall on the main floor, now filled with thick, black water on which wood planks and other debris floated.

The multi-religious gathering took place within the 9/11 Memorial Museum in Foundation Hall and opened with invocations by Imam Khalid Latif, a chaplain at New York University and the chaplain for the New York Police Department; and Rabbi Elliot Cosgrove, senior rabbi at Park Avenue Synagogue.

It is impossible not to feel the horror of what happened in the September 11 Memorial Building's Foundation Hall, a massive room with its 36 foot ceiling and one wall from the original towers, the so called "slurry wall".