Sentence examples for like hall from inspiring English sources
"I've never actively followed trends, but I definitely know what I like and what I don't like," Hall said in the Vogue UK article.
Baby Boomers like Hall are more likely than previous generations to keep working, or at least looking for work, as they get older.
They are like hall closets; you open them and everything falls out.
What scholars like Hall were actually reckoning with was the "American phase" of British life.
Anecdote-compilers like Hall often seem to want badly to cross over to the other group.
It's rock'n'soul, but they're not poppy like Hall & Oates, they're blue-eyed and buoyant.
Automated lifts whizz cars about before sending them off to a cathedral-like hall to be collected by reverent buyers.
Well over 2,000 people pack into its hangar-like hall in an inner suburb of Sydney for just one of five Sunday services, each 90 minutes long.
Adam produced an important plan that proposed filling an old centre court with a vast, domed, pantheon-like hall; it was not executed, however.
But the Vivat Trust's castle-like hall has a courtyard, battlements and a well-trodden stone staircase leading up to two floors of bedrooms (some with carved beds).
Images of well-known and strange buildings tower over a stage-set-like hall in which panels, videos and computer displays dissect the difficulties of skyscraper construction and design, or demonstrate the intricate effects of tall buildings on a city.
