Sentence examples for hall of its from inspiring English sources

It was the first concert hall of its kind, with the orchestra and the conductor in the centre of the room, and since then many other places have been built and conceived after this model of the Berlin Philharmonic.

In 1886 he received the order for the monument to Hugo for the Panthéon, France's hall of its great men.

Representatives of the African Union's members, including Libya's, attended her speech in the conference hall of its headquarters here in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia's capital.

And without a concert hall of its own, the orchestra must take dates that Tilles and Staller can spare, Ms. Barnes said.

Merkin has long been valued for its intimate acoustics, though almost any hall of its size would make music sound close-up.

Joseph Emanuel also completed the Imperial Stables (1719 23) and built, according to his father's designs, the Imperial Library (designed 1716, built 1723 37), the interior of which was the most imposing library hall of its time.

When it opens to the public on June 2, it will be one of the largest halls of its kind in the country.

The topic of unions is divisive all over Michigan – from the halls of its legislative buildings to the floors of its local factories.

Now, after years of exporting these bones to some of the world's best museums, the state is getting two huge new paleontology halls of its own, both of which offer a visual feast spanning millions of years.

The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is out Wednesday with its annual list of nominees – including Nirvana, Linda Ronstadt, Peter Gabriel and Kiss – who will vie for entry into the hallowed halls of its Cleveland, Ohio museum.

That reputation followed Attali to London, where, in 1991, he became the first president of the European Bank of Reconstruction and Development and sparked controversy by lavishly marbling the halls of its headquarters.