Sentence examples for main assembly hall from inspiring English sources

A cleaner working on the roof after the rain had stopped stepped through a glass ceiling as she tried to mop up water dripping into the main assembly hall, where lawmakers were to gather for a debate.

The cathedral's nave collapsed in a storm of 1674 and was never rebuilt; the chapter room (1409), which is joined to the church by a Gothic cloister, is now the main assembly hall of the university.

The fact that this was given attention, value, critical consideration gave me confidence, and when the outcome was shown in the main assembly hall it gave me an identity in the school.

An hour before dawn, at the time fixed by astrologers, the fourteenth incarnation of the Dalai Lama entered the main assembly hall of the palace to the sound of trumpets and mounted the golden throne.

A crowded meeting in the school's main assembly hall lasted late into the night, filled with the earnest bombast of callow youth and plans of action that ranged from Do Nothing 101 to Advanced Anarchy.

However, the main assembly hall here had minor images of Tsongkhapa, Choyi Gyeltsen, Shakhyamuni Buddha, Three Deities of Longevity, and two inner chapels – the Jampakhang with 'speaking' image of Tara (protector of the springs in Sera) and Lama Tubten Kunga (who renovated Sera Me) and Gonkhang chapel with the image of the protector deity Gyelchen Karma Trinle.

The 40° sectors are sub-assembled at assembly hall respectively and then nine 40° sectors sub-assembled at assembly hall are finally assembled at tokamak in-pit hall.

"It's an inappropriate image for a primary school gymnasium and assembly hall.

The warehouse and assembly hall were renamed the main hall; it was now 120 metres long and 30 metres wide.

Student-led protesters filed out of the parliament assembly hall for a closing rally at the main gate after the legislative speaker said he would allow discussion of the trade deal only after passage of a bill that guarantees oversight of China-Taiwan economic agreements.

Excavation by the British School at Athens in 1890 93 revealed municipal buildings north of the river that were grouped around a square agora; buildings to the south of the river included the main federal buildings, a theatre that was the largest in ancient Greece, and an adjoining Thersilion, or assembly hall.