Sentence examples for hall set up from inspiring English sources

"I visited one in Dusseldorf which was a big hall, set up for 1,000 people.

Soon Hall set up a studio where he handcrafted his water beds; he sold them by word of mouth.

When Hall set up the Oxford and Cambridge Players, later known as the Elizabethan Theatre Company and subsidised by the Arts Council, young Jeffrey made his London debut as Julius Caesar (1953).

But, with 10 minutes left, Hall set up a tense finish when he squeezed in at the left corner for his 24th try of the season.

After about six months somebody connected in City Hall set up a meeting in the mayor's office.

WASHINGTON -- Both the Democratic and Republican National Committees have agreed to give their blessing to a presidential town hall set up by activists in the Black Lives Matter movement.

Twenty or so officers helped evacuate the people who had managed to flee from the hall, setting up an improvised emergency aid station in a nearby restaurant.

Galvin has been driving around the state in a 20-year-old RV holding roving town halls, setting up shop in parking lots and inviting locals in for cookies, hot chocolate and conversation.

The residence halls are set up in an arc shape around the lake.

Their school hall is set up like an aeroplane - they watched the opening ceremony highlights as they "flew" to London.

Two measurement systems involving room-temperature and cryogenic Hall probes were set up to measure the field of the superconducting wiggler.