Sentence examples for term hall from inspiring English sources

Since Mr. McCracken coined the term hall of fame, it has inspired dozens of others.

In the longer term, Hall says they will be there "as long as it takes".

"Gamers have wild imaginations, and can make amazing games, but that's simply not enough to sustain a business for the long term," Hall says.

The two possible terms are the Hall term given by J e × B or the ∇P e term.

Back then, the term "food hall" was still largely alien to many Americans.

The term "town hall" conjures up images of townsfolk gathering in some New England hamlet.

And I wouldn't have used the term "future Hall of Famer" in the previous sentence, as he would forever marked with a scarlet HGH.

While the news media frequently used the term "Tammany Hall" to refer to the party and its members, Mr. Costikyan was an official only of the party; he was never "on Tammany Hall's executive committee" or "elected leader of Tammany Hall".

The journal's critique of Thatcherism - a term that Hall is said to have coined - challenged traditional leftwing thinking that held that culture was determined purely by economic forces, a view that would come to influence the Labour party leaders Neil Kinnock and Tony Blair.

Four years later the term "Kingdom Hall" was introduced for the local meeting place of congregations.

He introduced the name "Jehovah's witnesses" in 1931 and the term "Kingdom Hall" for houses of worship in 1935.