Even in a secondary hall separate from the actual debate?
It was almost unrecognizable: a center hall was separated from the side vestibules only by columns, and the interior was encrusted with Victorian ornament.
Even in some large castles the great hall was separated only by a partition from the lord's "chamber", his bedroom and to some extent his office.
Everyone I talked to said that at each and every prison they'd ever been held captive in, the dining hall/chow hall was separated into two racial sides, one for whites and the other for blacks.
The decks separating mess halls and engineering spaces, where most of the sailors died, collapsed in the blast, leaving "a tangled mess of metal and wire," he said.
The display served as a reminder that here, in the ground-level hall, immigrants were separated from their belongings until America had decided whether or not to admit them.
(Combs and Hall had been separated for five years prior to finalizing the divorce).
I vividly remember going down to the council chambers in City Hall, standing at the rope separating the public from council members and watching my colleagues pull lawmakers over to lay out what needed to be done in support of a development proposal or a big city contract.
Shortly after he returned from Mental Health, I saw the man in question through the Plexiglas windows separating our dining halls.
Down the hall, five separate teams simulated rescue efforts.
Therefore, we have also used another method, i.e., the Williamson-Hall plots to separate the contribution due to strain and crystallite size (D) toward line broadening.
