You go into a dining hall of a men's college, and everybody's portrait was a bloke.
They complained at night, too, when his chattering echoed down the narrow hall of A Block.
Breakfronts too big for the front hall of a down-sized, post-divorce house.
Hong Kong, a city of immigrants, used to be compared to the entrance hall of a railway station.
Nor are the sparse sets by Malgorzata Szczesniak, which apparently try to replicate the hall of a museum, anything special.
My middle brother holds onto my elbow, shuffles his Parkinsonian shuffle down the hall of a nursing home's locked ward.
On August 8, 2007, after a year of courtship, they got married at the town hall of a village outside Pau.
After each candidate spoke, dozens of people, gathered in the basement hall of a synagogue in Kew Gardens Hills, Queens, cheered.
He worked in an enormous "instrument hall" of a government office, where around 2,000 employees worked in shifts on some 500 machines.
But here in the fellowship hall of a little Baptist church on a country road is an astonishing sight: a plate of fresh fruit.
Mr. Wennett told the architects that he wanted something close to the grand hall of a train station — big, airy, light-filled and head-turning.
