Sentence examples for hall whereas from inspiring English sources

Although Baxter Dury's half-mumbled cockney narratives are naturally reminiscent of his late father, Ian Dury's Blockheads blended punk, R&B and music hall, whereas his son's third and album is full of terrific, understated, dry, post-modern, electro-tinged pop songs.

Top artists such as Damien Hirst and Takashi Murakami will be grouped in the Premier hall, whereas galleries showing eight works by a single artist will be assembled in the Focus hall and galleries with up-and-coming artists will be in the Emerging hall.Dealers and auction houses have approached the internet warily.

Taking all parameters into account, the worst performance is expected for the B3-LOS channel (large indoor hall), whereas the best performance is predicted for the B1-LOS channel (urban micro-cell).

Of the first purely instrumental post-Priam work, the Piano Sonata No. 2 (1962), Milner thought the new style worked better in the theatre than in the concert or recital hall, whereas in the Concerto for Orchestra (1963), he found the music had matured into a form that fully justified the earlier experiments.

In America philanthropy plays a crucial part in financing the country's hospitals, universities, libraries, museums and concert halls, whereas in Europe and Japan the rich are taxed more heavily and therefore expect such institutions and facilities to be provided by the state.

It has been shown statistically that the westward electrojet near midnight and in the early morning hours is characterized mainly by the relatively high Hall conductivity, whereas the westward electrojet in the late morning sector is dominated by the large southward electric field.

It is because the strain correction factor has been taken into account in the Williamson-Hall method, whereas it was not taken into account in Scherrers's method.

Murdoch looks rather smart in his sunny blue suit, whereas Hall looks all set for a shopping trip with the girls to Bicester Village.

Students who self-test "in their head" usually just go through lists of terms and processes without recognizing their overall relationships and connections (Stanger Hall, personal observation), whereas students who document their self-testing on paper better recognize possible connections and can inspect them for flaws in logic afterwards.

The windows in the first quadrangle, he noted, were Elizabethan in style, with mullioned windows and arched lights, arranged symmetrically, whereas the hall windows were Gothic in style.

Six plants had no cases or controls within 5 km, whereas Calder Hall (Sellafield) had the same four previously known LNHL cases from Seascale as in the births analysis, with one non-LNHL case, a ratio that is on the borderline of statistical significance (P=0.06, two-sided test of the binomial distribution).