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hall

[hawl] / hɔl /




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And the Met’s overproduced installation—comprising dark, black halls and bright, white fluorescent tubes—mimics and competes with the artworks themselves.

From The Wall Street Journal

As he read the numbers, murmurs arose in the crowded hall.

From Los Angeles Times

As school and work wrap up, crowds fill Tokyo's many bustling arcade halls -- not to battle it out in fighting games, but to snag plush toys from claw machines.

From Barron's

The debate has spilled over into the halls of the Nebraska capitol in Lincoln where lawmakers are considering changes, like lowering annual fees feedlots pay to the committee.

From The Wall Street Journal

The company wanted to launch a street food program at the store’s food hall in a fun and creative way.

From Los Angeles Times