Sentence examples for portrait hall from inspiring English sources

It has a portrait hall of fame of mujahedeen commanders.

Mr. Lee left the portrait hall and ambled down Mott.

The entourage was shepherded past cabinets displaying war-damaged cherubs, crystal teardrops and fragments of Sèvres, past black-and-white photographs of Soviet restorers gluing and binding everything back together again, and into the portrait hall - where a small sign indicated that the original furniture had been stolen by the Nazis.

Last, though by no means least, is the portrait hall dedicated to the losers of presidential races.

Blakemore's portrait of Hall, a man to whose kindness and wisdom many of us can testify, as a giant python, swallowing and slowly digesting organisations, projects, people, is unforgettable; a character out of Balzac or Dickens.

By then the family owned coal mines and iron ore works so they could afford to splash out on a noble Georgian red brick facade and stone tiled roof as well as adding grand rooms like the portrait-lined hall.

Amit Roy‑Chowdhury of the University of California at Riverside said that a comparison of the faces in a range of portraits thought to represent Anne has identified only one, the Nidd Hall portrait, as being the same as the face printed on the Moost Happi medal.

(Her mayoral portrait in City Hall is the sole color photograph on a wall of black-and-white pictures of the city's former mayors).

Bishop Dubois gazes from his portrait in the hall at St. Joseph's with a studied distance, as if guarding himself from his blistering reception among New York's Irish Catholics, who had favored an Irish priest, the Rev. John Power, for bishop in 1826.

Tells about the various portraits in City Hall being rearranged.

Peach baskets, portraits of 247 Hall of Famers, Wilt Chamberlain's jersey and other memorabilia are encased by a 10-story, lighted silver sphere that appears to spin like a basketball at night.