Sentence examples for monumental hall from inspiring English sources

Home Depot Expo's monumental hall of toilets is almost forbiddingly comprehensive.

Sofas face a log-burner in the monumental hall, bedrooms are immaculate (satin sheets, electric shutters, smart antiques), and wonderful breakfasts are served at a table set with porcelain.

Other forms of secular architecture also emerged during the period: Flanders, Belgium, and Italy were notable for their monumental town halls, cloth halls, and guild halls, especially as seen in Antwerp, Arras, Brussels, Bruges, Ypres, Florence, and Siena.

Among the distinctive features is a monumental central hall accessible to both passengers and visitors.

And she opened the door onto a monumental front hall the width of a spacious living room.

The reproduction will be shipped in pieces to New York and assembled in the Armory's monumental Drill Hall, which has 55,000 square feet of uncolumned space.

But Derbyshire won his battle for the monumental Central Hall, without which the York campus, on a flat marshy site, would have looked impoverished.

The concert of religious masterpieces — works in which Stravinsky came closest to opening his heart — took place in the monumental Drill Hall at the Park Avenue Armory.

Toward the end of his life, Adam built the Register House (1772 92), Edinburgh, in which he realized the conception of a monumental domed hall within a square, envisaged at Syon some years earlier.

Less known are Wat Ratchapradit, opposite the rear entrance to the Grand Palace but secreted down a lane behind Saranrom Park, and decorated with intricate murals; majestic Wat Ratchabophit nearby on Asadang Road, covered in ceramic mosaics; and on Bamrung Muang Road, Wat Suthat, with hundreds of gilt Buddhas, a monumental ordination hall and, outside, a giant swing used for Brahman ceremonies.

It once decorated a wall of the Palazzo Vecchio in Florence, the Tuscan city's monumental town hall.