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Meanings of public gallery in English

We have no meanings for "public gallery" in our records yet.
Usage of public gallery in English
1
Members of his and Mr Moetara's family packed out the public gallery.
Radio NZ
2
There was loud applause from the public gallery when sentence was imposed.
The Irish Times
3
There was applause from the public gallery as the decision was announced.
The Guardian
4
The public gallery then cheered and let out a round of applause.
News.com.au
5
She sat in the public gallery and spoke to the press afterwards.
The South African
6
The public gallery was packed with women let down by the system.
The Irish Times
7
He cried as he walked back to the public gallery in court.
Radio NZ
8
Ms Koroheke's parents sat in the front row in the public gallery.
Radio NZ
9
The demonstration was not visible in the public gallery or on TV.
The Guardian
10
From the tribunes of the public gallery shout after shout went up.
Paris War Days: Diary of an American
11
Assange waved to the public gallery before he was remanded into custody.
News.com.au
12
Christie's mother, Tracey, wept in the public gallery as he gave evidence.
Radio NZ
13
Only a handful of victims could be identified in the public gallery today.
Radio NZ
14
A number of police officers were in the public gallery at the hearing.
Radio NZ
15
Crowded gallery There was a crowded public gallery in court today.
Radio NZ
16
The public gallery was packed with friends of family supporting the four men.
Radio NZ
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Public gallery through the time
Public gallery across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Less common
Australia
Less common
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