Sentence examples for hall housing from inspiring English sources

In 1923 Clapp Hall, housing the science departments and laboratories, was dedicated at Mount Holyoke.

His job is to display British defence equipment to best advantage in a cavernous hall housing one of the world's largest arms shows.

Sarah Skene, 73, another tour guide, said she heard "a commotion" in the staircase hall housing the painting, and heard a male colleague shouting "please don't do it.

As Paolucci walked around the massive hall housing the particle accelerator, he stopped to survey the intricate equipment and the machine taking shape before his eyes.

But she did an admirable job, reeling off words like "rosewood" and "allegory" as she led me through climate-controlled rooms that housed medieval tapestries, works seized from the Nazis still in their original German-labeled crates, a war tent given by an Ottoman sultan to Empress Catherine II, and the grand finale — a hall housing the Hermitage's magnificent horse-drawn carriage collection.

But inside the hall housing the World Tourism Organization meeting, industry veterans urged a steady hand at the tiller as the $500 billion travel and tourism industry navigates a world changed by the terror attacks of Sept. 11, when four commercial jets were hijacked in the United States and three were used as missiles.

Abbot Hall, the Victorian town hall, houses Archibald M. Willard's painting The Spirit of '76.

Sightseeing The Clergy House is a 14th-century Wealden hall house with an interesting history and beautiful gardens.

Harewood Castle is a 14th-century stone hall house and courtyard fortress, in the grounds of Harewood House.

Kelham Hall houses the district headquarters.

Ventimiglia's town hall houses a collection of Roman antiquities.