Sentence examples for hall life from inspiring English sources

Contribute with Guardian Witness "The schools you walk past, the busy roads, the clean cafes and the good and bad of local life: the drumbeat of town hall life connects with all of this and more".

It is no accident that its main repertory remains music that was specifically written to be played in such halls -- symphonies, concertos, overtures -- or that the music written during the 19th century, when concert halls moved to the center of musical life, remained the music at the center of concert hall life.

The people you see on the bus, the folk you pass in the street, the schools you walk past, the busy roads, the clean cafes and the good and bad of local life: the drumbeat of town hall life connects with all of this and more.

The mid- and late first decade of the 21st century have also seen extensive campus construction, with the erection of two new housing complexes, full renovation of two dormitories, and a forthcoming dining hall, life sciences center, and visual arts center.

Little did he know that I escaped halls life long ago for the squalor that awaits them both upon graduation.

As we make our way out – past the BEWARE MARCHING TROOPS signage – in my head I am making the pretty obvious comparison between the university halls life I knew and the barrack life I've just seen.

The Southeys remained at Greta Hall for life, partly so that Sara and Edith could be together.

Hall's life reminds us too of the conservatism of academia, with its fetishising of autonomous scholarship.

The feeling, as Alvy Singer explains at the beginning of Annie Hall, that life is nasty, brutish and cruel.

One of Danny's early achievements was the completion in 1954 of a set of murals at Hammersmith Town Hall, depicting life on the Thames.

Is there any truth at all to the Ricki Hall: A Life in the Day interview?