Sentence examples for hall home from inspiring English sources

The day before the murder, a reporter attended a neo-Nazi gathering at the Hall home.

Even outside the convention hall, home wares from Morocco, Japan, India and France were displayed together.

Severance Hall, home of the Cleveland Orchestra, reopens Saturday after a two-year restoration.

Edinburgh has announced a new concert hall, home for the Scottish Chamber Orchestra, with a 1,000-seat 1,000-seat.

The machine, known as a cyclotron, sits in the basement of Pupin Hall, home of Columbia's physics department.

The story is set in tumbledown Starcross Hall, home to the eccentric Pepper family for over 900 years.

When orchestras from cities like Toledo, Ohio, or Portland, Oregon, made their débuts in the hall, home-town newspapers hyped the occasion, and hundreds of locals, sometimes more than a thousand, travelled to New York to celebrate.

After he had been kicked out of half a dozen schools for violent behavior, his stepmother, Krista McCary, and Mr. Hall home-schooled him, Ms. McCary testified at the trial.

SUFFOLK: 107 Sunken Meadow Road, Northport A five-bedroom three-and-a-half-bath center-hall home built in 2000 with a three-car garage and a free-form pool with a waterfall on 1.82 acres.

Jane McAfee, Houlihan/Lawrence (914) 423-1835; www.JaneMcAfee.com TAXES: $7,990 PROS: With its clapboard siding and columned porches, this graceful 1910 center-hall home in the historic Park Hill section of Yonkers, on the market for four months, is an example of classic Colonial Revival.

While Lincoln Center still wants to improve the acoustics at Avery Fisher Hall (home to the New York Philharmonic), the hall is likely to be refurbished rather than torn down and rebuilt, as initially planned.