Sentence examples for lower hall from inspiring English sources

When Huey got to the lower hall, a couple of fellows he knew stopped him.

"I couldn't be any lower," Hall said of the despondency he felt when his diabetes was diagnosed.

She should head down the wide marble staircase that leads to the still-unfinished lower hall, above the PATH-station platforms.

Jubb said that the grand hall and the lower hall – both at the back of the building – had been heavily damaged.

In Calatrava's original conception, this lower hall was to be bathed in sunlight filtered through glass skylights set into the plaza above.

But the wide lower hall, which is roofed with undulating steel ribs, is a beguiling space, with sight lines unobscured by anything so mundane as supporting pillars.

It is a marvellous house and an enormous one, with two suits of armor in one of the lower halls, and rooms all over the place, including a panelled billiard room with a big snooker table.

In lowering Hall thruster power, the cylindrical type Hall thruster is more advantage than conventional coaxial-type Hall thrusters.

Inside, a bronze statue of John Marshall stands in the Lower Great Hall.

Among the buyers was England striker Michael Owen, who spent £1.6m on the Elizabethan Grade II-listed Lower Soughton Hall in North Wales.

Head On photo festival launch, Sydney Lower Town Hall, 1 May, then venues citywide In 2004, adventurer Tim Cope set off to retrace the footsteps of Gengis Khan's armies, travelling 10,000km on horseback from Mongolia to Hungary.