Sentence examples for substantial hall from inspiring English sources

In 1615, he commenced building a substantial hall at Crewe, either adjacent to the old house, which was by then in disrepair, or after demolishing it.

They have completed two substantial congress halls in Spain: one a crystalline meteor in the rolling hills outside Cáceres, the other a giant harbour-front fun-shed in Cartagena, a translucent box through which staircases zigzag and brightly coloured ramps slice.

The Halls paid to ship the sculpture work to the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art in North Adams, where it will be displayed inside a century-old former factory with five Kiefer paintings also on loan from the Halls' substantial collection.

The alloying of steel takes place in Site C, which is a full-scale casting hall where substantial amounts of material per batch (3000 kg steel/batch) are processed in open-face molds and severe working conditions prevail.

His business daring has turned his father's pipe company into a multinational with sales of over $4 billion a year and over 4500 employees, and a cultural portfolio that includes an art center, a concert hall and substantial support of the Istanbul Philharmonic.

Mr. Fischer-Dieskau (pronounced FEE-shur-DEES-cow) had sufficient power for the concert hall and for substantial roles in his parallel career as a star of European opera houses.

Although ASRs have been successfully used for wastewater treatment (WWT), intrinsic limitations associated with the use of ASRs include the consumption of large amounts of electric energy (Rosso et al. 2008) and the production of substantial amounts of waste sludge (Hall 1995).

The hall has a substantial collection of artefacts collected over the years.

However, by using four categories of urbanicity we have attempted to minimize the concern associated with the dichotomous variables often used to designate urban and rural locations, that is, the masking of important gradations and the potential misclassification of a substantial portion of the population (Hall et al. 2006).

Would a substantial increase in membership diminish the Hall's prestige?

The resulting sound may, in decibel terms, be louder than what you hear in the concert hall, but the impact is less substantial.