Sentence examples for hall line from inspiring English sources

The Budolfi Church and the old town hall line Gammeltorv, the old market square.

Whenever I get tempted to play with drugs again, it's really effective to remember standing in the mess hall line, dressed in greens, lookin' like a doofus, reluctantly kickin' the silly hobo [jail-talk for shooting the shit –Ed.] with Hardbody from Hempstead, waiting to eat the unfortunate imitation curdled nipple spittle that New York calls food.

Soon afterward, he was reading on a stage in a modern hall lined with pale wood.

"I remember when the reception hall lines snaked out the door," he said glumly.

We were in the communal dining room, a cavernous hall lined with pictures of Bahia Bustamante in the 1950s.

The ad said the house was "finished in a costly manner, the hall lined with Italian marble".

The V.F.W. has been turned into a feeding hall, lined with chips, volumes of water, chili dogs and cake.

We each had a locker for that purpose, and we hung our coats, scarves, and so on, in a hall lined with hooks.

There was an attic room, of course — a long, unfinished tar-papered hall lined with simple board shelves and stuffed with old suitcases.

Two floors down from the helipad, men in red coveralls waited for dinner in a hall lined with gold safety plaques.

To the right of the elevator is a long hall, lined with red lacquered butler's cabinets, leading to two bedrooms and a dressing room.