Sentence examples for hall number from inspiring English sources

That Was The Week That Was scored a telling blow with a splendid parody of the old music hall number, She was Poor but she was Honest.

Barley opened in the UK/Ireland in June 2006 with £391,000 from 105 sites, nearly three times the Jimmy's Hall number.

Eyebrows were raised in 1959 when he released the barnstorming Les Flamandes, a rather ribald and derisive music hall number about dancing Flemish women.

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Aside from the standard bluegrass instruments of upright bass, banjo and fiddle, the band featured a dobro player, and when Mr. Leatherman sang the Tom T. Hall number "The Year That Clayton Delaney Died," a tale about a dead guitar picker, the mournful sound of his voice and the dobro carried up the dark ridge.

Finally the influence of Hall number on concentration is shown in Fig. 5.

But for the whimsical animated sequences and Disney golden age style dance hall numbers, the real-life cast look intentionally green screened in.

In the past, the Pussycat Dolls' "Beep" has been reworked as a music-hall number.

There is a wonderful slow dance-hall number for 11 couples sidestepping across the stage, one heel raised, with hip jutting out.

And the language, of course, which was prose-poetry -- elegiac, obscene, everyday-bare, then as brazen and funny as a music-hall number.

It is home, after all, to Ding Dong Daddy, hero of a 1930s music-hall number still popular as the theme-song of an annual Dumas summer festival (though Dumas, Texas also claims him).