Sentence examples for hall rentals from inspiring English sources

Instead he is covering the costs -- everything from hall rentals to flying the pianists to New York and putting them up -- himself.

Hall rental costs will be covered by the festival, which will also handle production and marketing.

(The festival pays a fee to each orchestra and covers the hall rental, promotion and ticket sales, but orchestras must see to their own travel and lodging).

Since the Wednesday concert replaced one originally scheduled for Saturday (to make way for a hall rental), the run of three performances ended on Friday.

(The festival pays a fee to each orchestra and covers the hall rental, promotion and ticket sales, but the orchestras have to pay for travel and lodging).

Now, after continued growth in its new home, the Nashville Symphony returns to Carnegie by invitation of the annual festival Spring for Music, which pays for the hall rental (though not the freight).

"It's essentially just a big rental hall".

City Center is more a rental hall, with ample programming ambition.

Carnegie, until then a rental hall, began doing its own presentations, and it now offers about 200 concerts a year.

And it is giving him cash to spend in an effort to ramp up its offerings and carve out a stronger personality as a presenter of art, not just a rental hall.

They first began ministry at a rental hall in Doornfontein, a Johannesburg suburb, on 25 May 1908.