Sentence examples for taking the hall from inspiring English sources

He slept in the bedroom (he had a lot of video equipment for his work and that's where the cable connection was), she slept in the living room (taking the hall closet for her clothing), a schedule was worked out for use of the bathroom and kitchen.

'33, they took the Hall down.

The gunmen had left the lights on since Wednesday, when they took the hall.

Only a few thousand people have actually heard music in Disney, but Los Angeles has already taken the hall to heart.

Mr. Jones, 79, one of most successful producers in the history of recorded music, said he was angry it had taken the hall so long to recognize him.

But Lincoln Center then decided that was too soon after the opening "to take the hall offline," said a Lincoln Center spokeswoman, Eileen McMahon.

What they want to do now -- for 400 million Euros -- is to try to take the hall out, physically out, and leave the skin of the building in tact.

Go east and open the locker beside the fountain and take the hall pass.

When taking the mess hall and yard lists, COs stop at your cell and make sure they hear your request.

As an example three vital facilities in Peter the Great Polytechnic University, St .Petersburg, Russia were taken: the sport hall, the main canteen and one of the main dormitories.

Stephanie Delman took the Shriver Hall stage somewhat sheepishly, but eager-eyed and ready to please.