Sentence examples for hall hard from inspiring English sources

But readers of Hilary Mantel, say, will likely find Hall hard going.

Visit to General Assembly Building of the United Nations to see their big new domed hall, hard by the Secretariat Building.

And the internet has hit gambling halls hard.

Rumors surfaced that Zucker had his eye on MSNBC's Tamron Hall, the hard news anchor who hosts "News Nation" in the middle of MSNBC's dayside programming.

Instead, the class, Psychology 101, meets in the university's 88-year-old concert hall, with hard-backed wooden seats, bare floors and no desks.

You may not find them living and breathing in your museum or symphony halls, in hard cover books or on century-old canvases -- but you might discover that their hearts are now beating to the bits and bytes of a new tempo.

So great to occasionally cross paths with old colleagues as we lurch down the halls of hard-knocks academia.

Mr. Hall is a hard act to follow.

In the opera house or concert hall, it is hard to think of an example since the salad days of Simon Rattle (of whom more anon).

When we were saying goodbye in the entrance hall it was hard to believe that this was a man who was going to be locked in that night.

Mr. Kelly, a recovering heroin addict who receives daily methadone treatments, said Mr. Bleau and Mrs. Hall had worked hard to make the hotel a better place to live.