Sentence examples for hall up from inspiring English sources

For all the talk of defending human rights worldwide, the British government has been slow to back Hall up.

They escorted me down the hall, up the flight of stairs, down the other hall, and out of the building.

But within months it had burned through all of its start-up capital, pulled the plug on its Web site and put the Great American Music Hall up for sale.

Black artists had performed in Constitution Hall up to 1932; indeed, the practice of segregation in Washington was fitful and erratic, as might be expected with so many Northeastern politicians dependent on the black vote.

New York already has electronic slot machines at eight racetracks, including the Yonkers and Monticello raceways, and is trying to get another gambling hall up and running in the biggest market of all: New York City, at the crumbling Aqueduct racetrack in Queens.

Absorbed in his account of a disastrous youth-group performance — he was supposed to crouch on the floor and wait for a large girl named Maureen to somersault over him — I read: "She came hurtling out of the back annex, along the corridor, through the connecting door, into the hall, up to the springboard and into space.

Though the PRI won almost half the 931 city halls up for grabs, the PAN toppled it in some big cities.

Suddenly, his team had to call in new recruits as he packed out halls up and down the country with supporters cheering "Jez We Can".

The children's picture book written by Julia Donaldson and illustrated by Axel Scheffler, celebrated its 10th anniversary this year, an occasion marked in bookshops and school assembly halls up and down the country for months on end.

Those numbers are backed by on-going protest, rallies and town-halls up and down the country.

The new postgraduate loans – offering students up to £10,000 – helped Hall make up her mind.