Sentence examples for pleasure hall from inspiring English sources

At its best, the show simply spreads the pleasure Hall and his band take in the songs, and in one another's company.

"You have brought us all such pleasure," said Persephone, "but these halls are not pleasure halls.

A converted warehouse, the Geffen is just the place to see Kelley's often sprawling and unwieldy work with enough room to accommodate grand installations like Pay For Your Pleasure (1988), a hall of colored portraits and famous quotes, and Framed and Frame (1999), a new addition to the show making its LA debut.

And whether it's a rich neighborhood or a poor neighborhood, "meals are a special time of discovery and pleasure," insists city hall.

But while other historic homes are conserved for the pleasure of daytrippers, Kinmel Hall lies derelict and unloved - and is today named by the Victorian Society as one of Britain's 10 most endangered buildings.

But amid the same old, same old you do get the pleasure of hearing Mr. Hall reach important realizations, like this: "In order for the two-headed shark to wreak as much damage as possible, the jaws had to be kept as separate as possible".

The painstakingly restored Amber Fort sends your eyes careening over its exacting details: The door to the Sukh Niwas (Hall of Pleasure) is carved from sandalwood with intricate ivory inlays, with chutes through which cool water once ran; the Jas Mandir is dominated by a neck-bending ceiling inlaid with floral-patterned glass.

Learning of it, American entrepreneurs dreamed of building a pleasure district of dance halls and cabarets just steps away in the United States.

Among its rare pleasures, held in halls around the city, are performances by an Ornette Coleman Trio Hermeto Pascoall, solo; Merle Haggard, in western-swing mode; Donald Harrison and Idris Muhammad's Congo Nation band.

But nothing remains to suggest the time when the Third Avenue El rattled over bars, dance halls and other pleasure palaces for workingmen.

He can roar -- with pain, with pleasure, with fierce indignation, filling the hall with full, strong tone.