Sentence examples for hall pop from inspiring English sources

A character who's voluble, who has a wide web of personal relationships and directly expresses emotions and ideas, desires and motives, threatens screenwriters — such a character might, like Marshall McLuhan in "Annie Hall," pop out and tell filmmakers, "You know nothing of my inner life".

Suddenly, Asher ran down the hall, popping her head into a chamber designated Hearing Room 3. "I didn't want the case to get pulled," she explained.

For some reason, the Marshall McLuhan scene from Annie Hall popped into my head, and I did an impersonation of him in that scene.

A short walk east is Club Tobago, 147-02 Liberty Avenue, (718) 658-9600, which on weekend nights is a hot dance hall popping with big crowds and live DJs.

But, rather than leaving, he started walking down the hall, popping his head into other buyers' offices, just to introduce himself and say hello and see if they might like to take a sniff of his vanilla from Papua New Guinea, which was the same species and just as good, for his money, as the prized Tahitian stuff, and a bargain by comparison.

Without them, it would be impossible to meet someone at a Time Out-approved Bavarian beer hall pop-up and split an Uber home for profoundly disappointing sex.

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Preservation Hall popped up again with Del McCoury, and then to lead a late-night parade through the grounds to an unannounced show on the Mr. T float with Portugal.

The son of musicians, Costello was exposed to a mix of British and American styles dance-hall pop to modern jazz to the Beatlestyles dance-hallge.

Meanwhile, Shaya's home city has seen food halls pop up across the city, joining the St. Roch Market, which is credited for kicking off the food hall trend there in 2014.

They are tired of strangers clogging elevators, wandering halls, popping down to the basement to inspect laundry rooms and knocking on doors to ask pesky questions about pet policies and party rules.