Sentence examples for hall owned from inspiring English sources

That used to be a raucous music hall owned by a Tammany lackey called Alderman Fleck, whose come-hither dancers were known for their capacious thirsts.

Of the city's extant beer gardens, the Bohemian Hall, owned and operated by the Bohemian Citizens Benevolent Society of Astoriaa, stands in a class by itself.

At one point Mr. Granz wanted Jazz at the Philharmonic to be booked into Kleinhaus Music Hall, owned by the city of Buffalo, in 1955.

To satisfy the judge he had to post £200,000 in surety, provided by supporters, and agree to stay at Ellingham Hall, owned by his friend Vaughan Smith.

Ellingham Hall, owned by Vaughan Smith, the wealthy founder of a club for journalists in London, will be the base for those operations at least until the next hearing in British court Jan . 11

In 1939, however, she attempted to rent concert facilities in Washington, D.C.'s Constitution Hall, owned by the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR), and was refused because of her race.

He stands in the basement, owning the basement; he stands in the hall, owning the hall.

Vincent Cassel, himself a former dancer, is far more commanding as a creature of the rehearsal hall, owning every scene in which he appears.

Data returns from universities to the Higher Education Statistics Agency show that the number of students living in halls owned by the private sector has more than doubled since 2007, from 46,000 to 102,000.

Halls, owned by Kraft Foods, is the first brand to use AccuWeather on one of the screens, but Nathan Gill, the chief revenue officer for Outcast, said the company hoped to use weather-based services in the future to better focus on affluent 18- to 49-year-olds, a coveted demographic, with other relevant ads.

Imperial will also lose about 250 beds in college halls of residence owned by the university.