Sentence examples for opened the hall from inspiring English sources

Margaret Thatcher opened the hall in 1986.

Museum staff, who were not aware the boxes contained precious mementoes from the Marcoses, opened the hall on the fourth floor of the building after noticing water pouring out from under the door.

By Robert Benchley The New Yorker, January 13 , 1934P. 22 "I hope you weren't counting on sending some hyacinths to old Mrs. Craddock," I said to Pam as she opened the hall door.

The expansion was hailed as the first major investment in Milford Haven Waterway Enterprise Zone, when Economy Minister Edwina Hart opened the hall.

When Leonard Bernstein opened the hall thirty years ago, here is what he wrote in the guest book: Burn it.

Ennis opens the hall closet.

To open the hall, David Deveau, the pianist who has been artistic director of the festival since 1995, chose works that in some sense related to dedications of homes.

Museum officials wanted to open the hall in celebration of the new front entrance and plaza, and so installed it with some choice pieces.

Mr. Poots was hired in 2011, and on Sept. 4, "The Machine," a new play by Matt Charman, and the first coproduction of the Armory and the Manchester festival, is to open the hall's fall season.

We have lost so much talent, energy, and ideas by not opening the halls of influence in this city to include the voices of young people.

Their recital, given twice, opened the Wigmore Hall's new season to thunderous applause.