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Meanings of long hall in English
We have no meanings for "long hall" in our records yet.
Usage of long hall in English
1
The doctor had been racing with the child in the long hall.
2
Ansel steered them up a short staircase, then down a long hall.
3
We went up a shallow, curving stairwell and down a long hall.
4
Already he was out of the den, staggering down the long hall.
5
We generally danced in a long hall on a hard dirt floor.
6
Then he went through the kitchen again and down the long hall.
7
Edmund watched Wendy Newlin walk down the long hall to the stairs.
8
She then walked through the long hall on her way down stairs.
9
She came down the long hall with Harry Wethermill at her side.
10
Then Gloria was shown down a long hall and to her room.
11
Gran held her head high as she walked down the long hall.
12
Down the stairs, around the corner in darkness into the long hall.
13
There was a long hall to her right and another to her left.
14
A long hall and staircase; fine decorative plasterwork on the ceiling.
15
Tom squeezed Pam's hand as they followed the doctor through a long hall.
16
They traversed the full length of the long hall in silence.
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Long hall through the time
Long hall across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common