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Meanings of public hall in English
Building within a village which contains at least one large room, usually owned by and run for the benefit of the local community.
Usage of public hall in English
1
It is held in a large public hall, decorated for the purpose.
2
A green square enclosed a gray church, a school-house and public hall.
3
The exhibition takes place in the evening, at some public hall in town.
4
In Kattankudy, his name adorns schools, a public hall and roads.
5
The big public hall of Glendow was packed to the door.
6
The forms as given are legible from the distant parts of a public hall.
7
Three people were marching down the public hall towards Joshua.
8
People turned to stare as they marched down the middle of the public hall.
9
Sensors and cameras in the public hall caught her emerging from the splintered door.
10
Both squads were edging cautiously down the public hall, hurrying civilians out of the way.
11
They were then disposed of in a conspicuous place in the public hall of Parembam.
12
His train remained in the public hall, and Nana went into the Peishwa's private apartment.
13
They pushed through the tall glass doors and went out into the wide public hall outside.
14
One morning, on entering the public hall, she saw Coursegol behind the grating in the corridor.
15
Without a word he went out into the public hall and closed the door behind him.
16
That very afternoon Nigel was carried into the public hall where the governor held his court.
This collocation consists of:
Public hall through the time
Public hall across language varieties
United Kingdom
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