Sentence examples for hall groups from inspiring English sources

I therefore reached out to people and organisations not previously included in local civic life, and was delighted to welcome to Bangor Castle town hall groups including charities, the Gaelic Athletic Association and, on two occasions, the Orange Order.

The secretary of the El Paso County Democratic Party, Carolyn Cathey, said gay men and lesbians gravitated toward the Democrats here as a result of being excluded in past years from participation in conservative civic and city hall groups.

The entire throne hall group is contained within a walled and paved courtyard.

On campus, the Department of Housing and Residential Education manages thirty-two residence halls, grouped into thirteen communities.

They have strong history together — Mr. Baron has been playing in Mr. Hall's groups on and off for years — and they share a baseline commitment to lean, unmannered effervescence.

After nearly two weeks isolated in their barracks, the soldiers were given civilian clothes and told to make their way to the Great Hall in groups of two or three.

—Posting proposed Facebook Principles and a proposed Facebook Statement of Rights & Responsibilities, opening “town hall” groups on the site.

The mantapa is the hall where groups of people gather during prayers.

But opposition to Clinton was on display even inside the convention hall, where groups of Sanders delegates wore glow-in-the-dark neon shirts and mostly refused to applaud with everyone else.

All of the main halls elect groups of students to the Junior Common Room to organise the halls social calendar for the next year.

Atlassian, the company behind developer services like JIRA and Confluence, as well as the group chat tool HipChat, today announced that it has acquired Hall, a group chat service for businesses.