Sentence examples for hall stand from inspiring English sources
James has his back to the stairs; he's gazing at the hall stand.
At safe adventuring distance from the Hall stand the ancient ruins of Snow Castle.
Outside Mantes-la-Ville's 19th-century town hall stand two tall flagpoles with vast French tricolours flapping in the breeze.
He had stood there, hearing her voice, a vase of flowers he would have arranged on a table near the hall stand.
In the hall stand Michelangelo's famous figures trapped in stone, bespeaking the great effort of evolution, the primitiveness, the darkness from which we have come.
A range of add-on events embellishes this anniversary celebration (150 years since the composer's birth) but what makes the series at the Bridgewater Hall stand out is a clutch of new commissions eliciting very different responses to Mahler's music.
Visitors unable to find seats or standing room in the lecture hall stood in stairwells and adjoining exhibit rooms to listen to Ms. Fulton's voice over the speaker system.
And Hall stands smack in the middle of it.
Mr. Hall stood firm, and his opponents backed down.
But Priory Hall stands apart because of the outrageousness of its inhabitants' plight.
On the table in the conference hall stands a large, framed portrait of Stalin.
