Sentence examples for planned hall from inspiring English sources

The government said it would provide £5.5m to fund a full business case for the planned hall, which would be home to the London Symphony Orchestra (LSO) under the leadership of Sir Simon Rattle.

When the findings by the panel, chaired by former National Theatre artistic director Sir Nicholas Hytner, were officially released before Christmas, the government said it would provide £5.5m to fund a full business case for the planned hall, which would be home to the LSO under Rattle.

In 1909, the Crystal family planned Eton Hall at 29 Claremont Avenue and 116th Street, issuing a chaste little brochure, cream cardstock bound with a green cord, that looks like the program for the debut of a string quartet.

Though the first concert will go on as planned, the hall has posted a note on its site saying that "due to unforeseen circumstances, Justin Bieber was forced to cancel the second performance in Portugal".

In Ottoman bath architecture, the dome is the spherical structural component covering the square planned dressing hall, warm and hot spaces.

Walking through the campus is like strolling through a catalogue of curatorial techniques and display strategies: there is the open-plan hall with its panoramic windows; there are the deep, raw concrete silos, with the industrial heft beloved of so many curators; there are narrow spaces carved out of the old distillery wings, and then domestic-scaled rooms in the golden tower.

That is, common ancestors replaced common archetypes to explain similar body plans (Hall 1999; Mayr 1982).

Bauplan (plural, bauplane) as a term used in biology was first introduced by Joseph Henry Woodger in 1945, and means ground plan or structural plan (Hall 1999; Rieppel 2006; Woodger 1945).

The manor was designed by Matthew Brettingham, known for planning Holkham Hall, the celebrated Norfolk home of the Earl of Leicester.

For post-Olympic use, Kristins Hall was designated as the main ice rink for Lillehammer, while it was planned that Håkons Hall would be used for larger events.

Of the 29 exhibits planned for the Hall of North American Mammals, which opened last month, 10 are now completed.