Sentence examples for halls opening from inspiring English sources

In Iran a mosque plan consisting of four eyvans (vaulted halls) opening onto a central court was used.

That mystery might have been less evident before the estate's owners, the Mount Vernon Ladies Associationn, spent more than $60 million to build two exhibition halls opening Friday that will transform the nature of the pilgrimage made by a million visitors a year to these rolling acres overlooking the Potomac.

In Victorian times Camberwell Road was a focal point of South London's Music hall scene, with a number of music halls opening from the 1850s onwards.

At 1 o'clock every day 600 bingo halls open their doors to customers across the UK.

Enormous dance halls opened, accommodating thousands, and featuring two different bands a night.

Roughly 200 people stayed in the parking lot or in exhibition halls opened up for the night.

Instead, its halls opened up a world far beyond the present, far beyond the boundaries of clan, Brooklyn and New York.

In North America, the number of food halls opened and operating is expected to grow by 300% by 2020.

Starting with the second day of CES, the doors to the halls open an hour earlier.

The hall opened in 1807.

Delaval Hall opened for visitors on 1 May.