Sentence examples for halls playing from inspiring English sources

Teenagers loitered in the halls, playing boomboxes.

For now, blank-eyed tourists make do in dreary halls, playing roulette under fluorescent lights.

And although she's so attractive that she has modeled for Tommy Hilfiger and Lilly Pulitzer, and is featured in a new Assouline book, "American Beauty" by Claiborne Swanson Frank, she doesn't act out like an Alpha Girl on "Glee" or run around the Hearst halls playing princess.

To make it easier for audience members who don't like to walk between the two indoor sites -- Coe Hall, the state park's mansion, and the Hay Barn -- the musicians will alternate between the halls; "playing different music, of course, in each place," he said.

Junebug is running around these halls, playing.

The musicians are positioned around the hall, playing from memory.

Harry Dean [Stanton] is sitting in the hall playing his guitar.

She gave her New York recital debut at Zankel Hall, playing an adventurous and demanding program.

"Emile was across the hall, playing music at wayward volumes," Tillman recalled.

But there he was on Monday night at Alice Tully Hall playing all 12 of Liszt's "Transcendental Etudes".

Here too the orchestra took advantage of the reverberant acoustics of the hall, playing with unbridled lushness, which the hall then magnified.