Sentence examples for young hall from inspiring English sources

Orange suspender elastics are employed to create a safety bra for young hall monitors in training ($85).

The man in the dock is Peter Hall, whom Blakemore has had in his sights for a very long time: his 1969 novel Next Season features a barely veiled portrait of the young Hall as an empire-building director at Stratford-upon-Avon in the late 1950s; and his superb memoir Arguments with England (2005) covers – among many other things – the same ground in non-fictional form.

The only players to hit more in the first half at age 22 or younger: Hall of Famers Johnny Bench, Harmon Killebrew and Eddie Mathews, and the gifted but disgraced Alex Rodriguez.

A young dance hall girl, likely a prostitute, rests in her period petticoat astride an invitingly gnarled desert juniper in the middle of picturesque Monument Valley.

He made City Hall young and New York younger.

He is probably the most popular of France's younger music-hall singers.

So, in effect, providing these young women a residence hall also served the UDC's goals of being a benevolent organization as well as an educational one.

Josh Collinson, 18, was found hanged at Swinfen Hall young offender institution in Staffordshire on 3 September last year.

Allen's sympathy for the self discovery of insecure young women – Annie Hall, or Barbara Hershey's character, Lee, in Hannah and Her Sisters – is more than just that of a romantic machiavel looking for an "in".

It happens when you are young behind the hall at the school disco: quickly and roughly, a shot of this mixed with a slug of that, down the hatch before teacher comes, drink it all up, dance, then fall down.

Wearing a blue-and-black-striped shirt, with crucifix bling dangling from his neck, he looked like a young, miniature Arsenio Hall.