Sentence examples for title hall from inspiring English sources
As one might guess from that earlier title, Hall has a weakness for the arresting phrase.
Either way, "Oscar-nominated writer" isn't a title Hall seemed likely to claim after penning Paranoia and the David misfireie-ASpreadKutcher miSpreadSpread.
Keflezighi, a gritty, methodical runner, has the medals and finally got his major title; Hall, a gutsy frontrunner, has significantly faster times, but still lacks a big-city victory.
"We're getting close, we've managed to manoeuvre Stuart towards another shot at the vacant title," Hall's promoter Hobson said.
He was honored as a life peer in 2010, acquiring the title Baron Hall of Birkenhead.
Other Peacock Titles: Headlong Hall (1816); Melincourt (1817); Crotchet Castle (1831); Gryll Grange (1860-61).
What is surprising is that Mauer is one of only two catchers to win multiple batting titles; the Hall of Famer Ernie Lombardi (who won in 1938 and '42) is the other.
Championing the performance potential of a selfless, team-first mentality, the title honors hall-of-fame basketball coach Dean Smith's famous "help" defense.
Kennedy's history of the United Nations takes its title from "Locksley Hall," Tennyson's weirdly prescient vision of air war and world government.
Well, Woody Allen's original title for "Annie Hall" was "Anhedonia," so maybe von Trier's film will end up as "Melanie Cohen" and a romantic comedy.
Jack McKeon, 76, who managed the 2003 Florida Marlins to a World Series title, said the Hall of Famer pitchers Bob Feller, Tom Seaver and Don Sutton have told him that they believe young pitchers do not throw often enough.
