Sentence examples for little hall from inspiring English sources

The room was a dark yellow, with a lot of moon and a little hall light coming under the door.

Now it has not only a great little hall but a wonderful laboratory for experimentation, with — so far, it seems — each result outdoing the one before.

Two related works achieve deeper complexity — a little hall tree hung with jean jacket, army trenchcoat, and woolly coat with gloves stuffed in the pocket, and a bed piled with various outerwear, as at a party in a funky loft.

Mr. Cameron has already closed a little hall on his land that had been used for wedding receptions, thus severing the public from what locals now refer to as "his lake".

If, for instance, you are looking for current exhibitions by Alexander Kondratyev in the Big Hall or by Natalya Shalina in the Little Hall (both of which run until April 17), just ask: Don't bother looking for signs in any language.

Little Hall Safety and Security responded to Little for a report of two people lying on the ground.

Harried by spouses, vilified by colleagues, these unsung men and women continue bravely to meet in secret, after dark, in quiet little halls, like heroes of the French Resistance.

Among the narrow stalls of copper craftsmen pounding out kitchen utensils and little halls decked with ribbons for bridegroom receptions this wedding season before Ramadan, people craned to look around corners, and young men walked in the opposite direction at a pace a little quicker than casual.

Over time, it seems to have absorbed neighbouring halls, including Little White Hall on Ship Street from about 1450, which was at one time owned by Osney Abbey.

Canted bay window at 16th century Little Moreton Hall Canted bay window at Cecilienhof, derived from Little Moreton Hall Little Moreton Hall at Cheshire, Cecilienhof was equally indebted, stylistically, to Edward Ould and Charles Eamer Kempe's Wightwick Manor of the 1890's.

I say was; actually, Little Muley Hall is still standing, but the past tense seems more appropriate, for Little Muley Hall is not so much of an English Manor house as it used to be, and this is due to some interesting sociological changes.