hall
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definition
noun
She tiptoed quietly to her room down the hall and opened the door; she looked around.
an area in a building onto which rooms open; a corridor.
Carnegie Hall
a large room for meetings, concerts, or other events.
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The pubs and the village 'hall' all have big car parks.
One wall is covered with a few score study models of Disney's performance 'hall' .
It is as contemporary as today's headlines and as close as your colleague down the 'hall' .
Inside, the entrance 'hall' features a polished parquet floor and a guest bathroom with understairs storage.
It would not necessarily have to be a new building but could be a 'hall' or meeting place the Jewish community could use.
the village 'hall'
If that was not enough, nobles of both countries thronged the 'hall' .
The penultimate floor is given over to a circular exhibition 'hall' clad in a scaly copper skin.
When businessman Bill Reidy ploughed his savings into renovating a derelict 17th Century 'hall' he believed he had created his dream home.
Trying to knock down the bedroom door with the skillet, I was able to see another door opening across the 'hall' .
Further round, over the entrance to the dark hall, is a well appointed lecture 'hall' .
Once held in the bride's family home, the celebration is now often held at a local 'hall' or country club.
The banquet 'hall' had been full of the court dressed in their finery.
In Budapest, the dance was in a huge 'hall' converted from a palace.
Judging form the light, it was about mid afternoon when the door at the end of the 'hall' rattled open and a man came walking up the corridor, heels clicking against concrete.
On the west side, a trio of exhibition foyers connects with a 350 seat conference 'hall' .
At the southeast corner of the site, a new lecture 'hall' complements the research tower.
The original features of the 'hall' 's reception rooms, previously sub-divided into small offices, can now be seen again.
Future phases will include a music and fine arts 'hall' and a major performing arts center.
Successfully completed, the students and I could hardly wait to put them on display in the 'hall' .
Svensholm is a small Viking homestead, comprising a large 'hall' and a few outbuildings.
The first floor houses a reception room and a banquet 'hall' .
From here, a long ramp winds up to a triple-height exhibition 'hall' on the first floor.
I turned left down the 'hall' and quietly opened the door to Spane's bedroom.
We reached the meal 'hall' in scant enough time to have our names marked off on the role and find a place on the long, very conference like table and order our meal on the menu.
She tiptoed quietly to her room down the 'hall' and opened the door; she looked around.
The palace banquet 'hall' was lovely, as always, and the food, delicious.
According to these reports, the royal family gathered for an evening meal in the banquet 'hall' of the palace.
I run down the 'hall' and open the door of the room, and see Rikki, collapsed on the floor.
It has a reception 'hall' , lounge cum dining room, kitchen, bathroom and bedroom.
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