Sentence examples for rent a hall from inspiring English sources

Instead of showing in a gallery, he would rent a hall and sell tickets.

Soon, it became impossible for them to rent a hall in London.

The deadline was Wednesday, but Other Russia was unable to rent a hall in Moscow to accommodate the gathering, according to Mr. Kasparov's spokeswoman, Lyudmila V. Mamina.

A genuinely talented artist -- say, a pianist from the Midwest with a conservatory degree -- would typically plan and save and rent a hall for a recital, sometimes sponsored but often self-financed, in Manhattan.

He would rent a hall for a lecture-demonstration on Andy Warhol and Pop Art; then, after a brief presentation, the Plastics would "demonstrate" a full-length concert set of Velvet Underground songs.

MOSCOW — Garry Kasparov, the opposition leader and former chess champion, said Wednesday that he had been forced to withdraw his candidacy for president of Russia because his political movement had been unable to rent a hall in Moscow for a nominating convention, a requirement under Russian law.

When he turned 90 a few years ago, he rented a hall and threw himself a big party.

He rented a hall and faced down the Natives who came to ask, "How come, Phil?" "We need to stand on our own two feet," he told them.

"We've been through 63 years of abstinence," complained Bruno Cagli, general manager of the Santa Cecilia, which now rents a hall in central Rome from the Vatican.

In 1982 he hired the American Symphony Orchestra, rented a hall in Lincoln Center and conducted the work in a private concert.

But if you are simply renting a hall and have to search for your own caterer, the undertaking suddenly becomes far more complex.