Sentence examples for such a hall from inspiring English sources
Beowulf, the most famous of all surviving Anglo-Saxon poems, describes the hero coming to just such a hall, Heorot – "the timbered hall / splendid and ornamented with gold.
Planners have determined that the rebuilt trade center will not be large enough to accommodate such a hall, Mr. Higgins said.
On a few occasions plans were drawn up, he recalled, "but when people took a hard look at what it would cost to construct such a hall, the project always went away".
Building such a hall involves the coordination of scholars, designers, artists, model makers, educators, independent experts, and a whole host of other specialists.
On it, he had pencilled a few lines from Oliver Wendell Holmes's 1873 "A Ballad of the Boston Tea Party," which he recited, with feeling: No! ne'er was mingled such a draught In palace, hall, or arbor, As freeman brewed and tyrants quaffed, That night in Boston Harbor!
In control schools assessments take place at a suitable venue, such as a hall or classroom.
If your teen is having a large party, consider setting up picnic tables and barbecues in the park (for outdoorsy activities) or renting a place such as a hall or recreation center (for more formal activities).
"You have such a perfect hall in Birmingham.
"It's such a big hall to fill.
How can anyone expect them to sound as good in such a compromised hall?
In weighing City Opera's proposal for the World Trade Center site, some planners at the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation questioned the feasibility of putting such a large hall on the site.
