Sentence examples for the auditorium which from inspiring English sources

Free, but donations will be accepted to benefit the auditorium, which sustained damage during Hurricane Sandy.

Tickets were $10, and he could roam anywhere in the auditorium, which he did, he said.

Serpentine lobbies surround the auditorium, which is set diagonally to the building site.

There were, Mr. Bond remembers, fistfights in the auditorium, which spilled into the bar.

Within the auditorium, which has concrete walls and wood details, the task of providing a sensual experience is left largely to the music.

Paul Wills's hyper-real design makes an ornament of clutter and envelops the corridor leading into the auditorium, which has been got up like a street.

The department has a state-of-the-art auditorium which was converted from the old gymnasium as well as a studio called the Hansford Room sited in the North Building.

The size of the school population necessitated the replacement of the old auditorium, which seated only 600, and the relative wealth of the suburban residents east of Camden allowed the district to aim for the stars after voters approved a referendum.

Mr. Leigh's play emphasized the domestic, but "13" remains macrocosmic — all the better for the thrust stage of the Olivier auditorium, which suits the airing of public issues (and sizable cast: more than 20) in which the lengthy play traffics.

One of the unexpected thrills at last spring's Met gala, which celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of the house, was a piquant excerpt from a filmed interview with Price that's part of Susan Froemke's documentary "The Opera House," about the building of the new auditorium, which will be shown at the Met this Sunday.

From 1890 to 1905 the area was home to the Amphitheatre Auditorium, which claimed the second largest stage in the United States and showcased many of the day's best actors.