Sentence examples for this great hall from inspiring English sources
I appreciate the opportunity, in this great hall, to speak to the peoples of Europe.
"In the context of an election year, I ask you, here in this great hall, or listening in the quiet of your home, to recognize that the AIDS virus is not a political creature.
He mocks it as "the vision thing". But just remember what the Scripture says: "Where there is no vision, the people perish". I hope, I hope nobody in this great hall tonight or in our beloved country has to go through tomorrow without a vision.
"There are many great Americans, many of them New Yorkers worthy of a spot in this great hall," Cuomo wrote on Twitter.
We're filled in this great hall in Cipriani tonight with successful people, raising your glow sticks, thank you so much for contributing a little bit more to get the campaign over the finish line.
To the many heads of state, ministers, mayors, civil society colleagues gathered in this great hall, this is an important moment to reflect on the remarkable challenges of the past year.
This is the Great Hall of the Markets of Trajan in Rome, a kind of bazaar, which also has a series of shops and also attic windows, as you can see, above.
This stand, in the Great Hall of Yankee Stadium, serves meatball and turkey sandwiches (until the seventh inning in the evening).
This week at the Great Hall of the People, Chinese leaders threatened military action against Taiwan, warning that China "would not sit idly by" if the island it claims as its own moved toward formal independence.
In my story Eliza Rose, my heroine Eliza and her friend arrive at Court and find themselves eating dinner in the Great Hall (this picture shows the view from the Minstrels Gallery) of the palace – and they are astonished and disappointed at how noisy, smelly and uncouth the other people are.
At the entrance to the Egyptian galleries and visible from the Great Hall, this limestone structure, circa 2350 B.C., with its interior of intricately painted reliefs, was originally installed in a manner that suggested that it was meant to be viewed as a monumental, seemingly majestic space.
