Sentence examples for need a hall from inspiring English sources

Do Scarsdale High School students really need a hall of fame?

We need a hall more centrally located that will give us more flexible dates and currently we are exploring a few possibilities that will help us grow".

You may need a hall pass to use the bathroom during class, for example.

Today, they would need a banquet hall.

The folding chair explained, perhaps -- and a reminder that you don't need a big hall when you play purely acoustic instruments in a small folk ensemble.

If you don't need a study hall, don't take it.

The town centre needs a revamp, we need a new community hall and the sports centre needs to expand, all to cope with the rapidly growing population.

Critics of the Jets proposal complain that the city's hotels are already full, and that while New York may need a larger convention hall, it does not need an expensive stadium in an already traffic-choked area.

Within a few years of taking charge, Mr. Salonen was advancing the case that the orchestra needed a contemporary hall to match the adventurous spirit that he was generating with the musicians.

Christine McVie's "Songbird", which Caillat felt needed a concert hall's ambience, was recorded during an all-night session at Zellerbach Auditorium, across San Francisco Bay in Berkeley.

If you go independently you will need a permit from the city hall in Santa Cruz, an hour south of Davao (contact Julius Paner, +63 2 441 1467).