Sentence examples for hall which has from inspiring English sources

It was performed at the Palestinian Medical Relief Society's concert hall — which has superb acoustics.

We have space in Caldwell Hall, which has been designated as such.

The former town hall, which has acted as an alternative National Theatre, was under threat.

The stone-tiled entrance hall, which has three tall windows, leads into a central living room with a fireplace.

The centerpiece is the concert hall, which has 756 seats bunched in groups around the tall, airy auditorium.

Many students who are "independents" live in Spelman Hall, which has four-person suites with kitchen facilities.

The culprit may have been the cavernous Avery Fisher Hall, which has never been a friendly place for string quartets.

He said he asked Radio City Music Hall, which has 18 or 19 thousand people tramping through it every day, what carpet they used.

Instead, pick something up from the Southbank Centre Food Market, on Belvedere Road behind Royal Festival Hall, which has dishes from all over the world.

The success of this new imagining of Lincoln Center is clear in the reborn Alice Tully Hall, which has been turned into an architectural and musical gem.

"I'm a big believer in the Constitution," the mayor said, sitting in his office at City Hall, which has a magnificent view of Lake Coeur d'Alene.