Sentence examples for local halls from inspiring English sources

Some are based, verbatim, on real-life customers and workers at local halls.

Sites such as Halls for Hire, Hallshire.com and Hall Hire UK list everything from tiny local halls at £4 an hour to Grade II-listed castles.

The very circuit itself, in which wrestlers go door to door with posters and set up the ring with their own hands in local halls, resembles nothing so much as the making of an independent film.

Patrick Hayes, Washington's only full‐time impresario, booked 52 performances in local halls last year but is bringing 82 performances at higher prices to the Kennedy center and it will be sold out for more than half of them.

In hospitals and in local halls I looked after people who had been bombed out of their homes and when I wasn't doing that I made hundreds of sandwiches for all these people including medical staff who were rushed off their feet and had little time to stop and eat.

By 1976, The Saints were hiring Brisbane local halls to use as venues, or playing in "Club 76", their shared house in the inner suburb of Petrie Terrace.

This week, they have rented out a local hall and brought in cots.

She's looking for a local hall and plans to share the event with one of Freddie's school friends.

"People still want to drive their cars," said Mr. Strawn, a Wyoming native, as he played pool in a local hall Thursday night.

If you don't want to take a risk with the weather, get a quote from a soft play centre or local hall.

The Stanley Cup may yet rest within his municipality, the N.B.A. finals appear on the way and he is already a member of the local hall of fame.