Sentence examples for practice hall from inspiring English sources

In their first practice, Hall booted 19 of 20 field goals.

"We are unaware of a defensible scientific rationale justifying such a practice," Hall continued.

As he was beginning yet another juggling rehearsal in the Walden practice hall, he inexplicably dropped a ball.

He passes a music practice hall, and on any given day might hear a violinist sitting on a bench and rehearsing or a vocalist singing as she walks.

The orchestra used to practice in a hall in town, but that arrangement fell through, so Diangienda's home has become a conservatory and a practice hall, a place where music and singing are always heard.

"Joannie is a very courageous person, and just to be here in the practice hall, I was very impressed," the Canadian skater Cynthia Phaneuf said after the training session.

"We've lived with a copy of the portrait, which has hung in one of our practice halls for as long as I can remember, and it's always evoked mixed feelings in me of both fear and warmth.

Like the Silent Violin and the Silent Cello, the three-quarter-size bass uses a small pick-up that is connected to an effects processor that can recreate the acoustics of rooms and practice halls through the headphones with little external sound.

New York: Practice-Hall, Inc.

Shenk doesn't neglect the take-home point we're all waiting for, even titling a chapter "How to Be a Genius (or Merely Great)." The answer has less in common with the bromides of motivational speakers than with the old saw about how to get to Carnegie Hall: practice, practice, practice.

Interview by Alexander Fury PAUL MONAGHAN: WINNER OF THE STIRLING PRIZE FOR ARCHITECTURE Paul Monaghan is a director of the architecture practice Allford Hall Monaghan Morris (AHMM), which won the RIBA Stirling Prize in October for the design of Burntwood School, a large comprehensive in Wandsworth, south London.