Sentence examples for hall public from inspiring English sources

The administrative capitals had regular street grids, a forum with basilica (public hall), public baths, and temples; a few had theatres and amphitheatres, too.

In democratic nods to 18th-century icons like Mount Vernon and Independence Hall, public schools and post offices sprouted cupolas and pediments.

Paisley has many fine buildings, including the town hall, public library and museum, the Coats Observatory, and the Thomas Coats Memorial Church.

SAN FRANCISCO — The tech sector is, increasingly, embracing the language of urban planning — town hall, public square, civic hackathons, community engagement.

In Hague's city hall, public bathrooms use blue lights that make it harder to see veins in an effort to stop intravenous drug use.

For the past five years the future of York Hall public baths - arguably the most famous boxing venue in Europe, where future champions such as Lennox Lewis and Audley Harrison learned their craft - was looking decidedly ropey.

Highly loaded and large span timber beams are often used for halls, public buildings or bridges.

Television occupies a vast majority of the social realm once defined by streets, town halls, public squares.

The wonderful sprawl of art galleries, concert halls, public theaters, and so on.

A formative assessment was conducted to determine the sizes of the MSM populations who most often seek sex partners at social venues including bars, tea houses, dance halls, public bathhouses/saunas, parks, public restrooms, and internet sites.

The structure is the world's largest cavern hall for public use.