In all actuality, you don't have to be a theater hall, concert hall or anything.
The turbine hall. It is rather noisy in the hall, all workers go in special protective headpieces or earplugs.
These men misconducted themselves in the hall with talking to many women loudly.
Movable(/mobile; prefabricated)house; trailer/sports training room/recreation room; playroom; rec(/recreational)hall; workroom
Just a few days ago, in this solemn hall, world leaders adopted the Declaration of the Summit.
Decorate. Having a big bowl full of lemons can make a beautifully simple piece for an entrance hall table or outdoor patio table in the summer.
Luxury rick cable hotel, the magnificent hall, in be full of adornment, always looks like a pillar in the gilded cage eucalyptus rosette.
Among other attractions, it will have a five-star hotel, a gold-leaf-embellished concert hall, an upscale shopping mall and what is billed as Asia's largest revolving restaurant.
The hall echoed with cheers.
The hall effuses warmth and hospitality.
She left Mcteague and ran down the hall.
The sounds of people's conversations mixed together into a deafening rumble, which filled the hall.
Out of the exhibition hall, in another display area, a group of wall-size, mural-like paintings halted my steps.
The justice of the peace may not show up, the caterer's oven could break down or the reception hall might reserve the wrong date.
He realized that the answer was simple --he would encourage visitors to the Festival of Britain to cross Waterloo Bridge by hosting a beauty contest at his dance hall.
An entrance hall;a vestibule.
They rolled the round tabletop into the dining hall.
Everyone to participate in a race masquerade, another dance hall, a dance hall to show only willing to let the people see.
Yet if the old dining hall, with its horribly long echo, feels in any way sinister, the unrestored assembly hall is the stuff of a Hammer House of Horror nightmare.
His decision to allow gay marriages in San Francisco's city hall in 2004 was credited with provoking a big Republican turnout in that year's presidential race.
At the end of a long hall they reached a room from which proceeded a variety of howls—indeed, a room which, in later parlance, would have been known as the "crying-room."
The hall is bad in sound.
Except they were not in a town hall but in a "FBI booking room".
After an examination, many students were chatting away merrily and turning the examination hall into a market.
I walked down the hall calling hello to what I assumed was my shift supervisor or one of the other two night-duty nurses who sometimes worked that shift.
The systematic arrangement of chairs makes the hall look spacious.
Hall after hall of stands are piled high with board game boxes, most eschewing the garish graphics of the toy shop for evocative paintings of lands far off and times long ago.
to “Arrivals” 10 meters away, to collect bags and return to the check-in hall — where a scene from the “Inferno” awaited, crowds eddying like frenzied ants dislodged from their path.
The lecture is to be delivered at the hall.
He also ensured that motorbike taxis were registered with city hall and that their drivers were issued with numbered jackets.
The workers were assembled in the hall.
About halfway down the hall I stopped to pick up my flashlight. When I suddenly got this weird feeling that someone was watching me from a distance.
Representatives of different nationalities gather in the same hall to discuss affairs of state.
As the main exhibition hall of the First China International Virescence Expo, the Green Expo Garden Exhibition Hall has become a representative of Hexi New City.
Hard work was his cardinal virtue; in 50 years of cabaret, theatre and music hall he never missed a show.
The hall is seated for 5000.
Out of the Oval Office by 9, Cheney walks in his polished maroon cowboy boots down the hall to his West Wing office, where he huddles with his chief of staff, Lewis Libby, and other senior staff members to go over the day's schedule.
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