Sentence examples for halls called from inspiring English sources

MPs and town halls called for a rethink of the overhaul.

Religious rituals once held in fields and homes were transformed and placed inside new worship halls, called Balai Basarah.

Pioneered by Chuck Brown and the Soul Searchers and heavy on bass and percussion, go-go by the early 1980s had become the most popular music of D.C. dance halls (called go-gos).

Sterling Quadrangle (also known as Sterling Quad) consists of four connected residences and during the academic year (excluding summer) hosts Freshman/Sophomore College (FroSoCo) in two residence halls called Adams and Schiff.

I did two degrees and lived in state-of-the-art halls called Student Village, run by a private company – 10 minutes walk from the uni, very modern and serene with a mix of shared and studio flats.

These halls, called Cavit or Jamadoon, are mausoleums provided to satisfy the pious desire of those who wished to be buried in the shadow of the sanctuary.

If your member is opting for telephone town halls, call the office immediately and ask for the time and date of the call and the dial in number.

People across the country are turning out in record numbers at town halls, calling their members of Congress, and engaging in the legislative process like never before.

Use every platform available to you: social media, traditional media, town halls, calls to elected leaders, protests outside people's offices.

Then borough hall called with another problem.

Mr. Hall called this agreement "thinly-veiled job security".