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Meanings of vestibule in English
Synonyms
Examples for "hall"
Examples for "hall"
1
Work on the hall was expected to start in the new year.
2
Yet another new brand has arrived at Arnotts' constantly growing beauty hall.
3
So the swineherd departed; and the suitors made merry in the hall.
4
The doors were all closed; the trunks stood corded in the hall.
5
No automated change facilities are available in the luggage hall, of course.
1
A lobby group today urged companies to employ more people with disabilities.
2
Wingas said it will lobby for more gas use in power plants.
3
Bichan said the association was planning to lobby the government for changes.
4
And it's at state level that the gun lobby wields most power.
5
Critics who really want to see change can lobby councils or governments.
1
Above the foyer light switch: Turn Off Light When Not in Use
2
Lucy asked, climbing the stone steps to the Administration Hall's long foyer.
3
Either way, there'll be plenty of room for foreplay in the foyer.
4
Behind her, she heard Grace enter the foyer and echo her surprise.
5
The skeleton of a blue whale was suspended over the main foyer.
1
In the anteroom four or five officers in field-grey uniform were lounging.
2
They showed me to an anteroom and brought me pen and paper.
3
Permit the courier, in the mean time, to retire into the anteroom.
4
Then the trio withdrew into a little anteroom; it was really time.
5
The door of the large anteroom was open and the room empty.
1
Loud voices in the antechamber interrupted her; she listened in breathless expectation.
2
The antechamber, the room of the squires, the bedchamber of the lord.
3
In the antechamber, there were more office-seekers than were usually in attendance.
4
The safety of the antechamber was the most delusory safety on earth.
5
The door of the antechamber opened, and the page made his appearance.
1
The modest entrance hall belies the fact that every room is light-filled.
2
At closing time, many refused to leave, remaining in the entrance hall.
3
He found himself in a large entrance hall with a stone floor.
4
Bending his head in respectful salutation, he turned toward the entrance hall.
5
Shows the red-tiled entrance hall of a duplex apartment in New York.
Usage of vestibule in English
1
The ground occupied by the skeptic is the vestibule of the temple.
2
A dim lamp burned in the deep vestibule, as in a sanctuary.
3
The porter was standing in the vestibule looking at him with amazement.
4
The door stood wide open, and candles were burning in the vestibule.
5
The colored porter ran to the platform and opened the vestibule door.
6
In the magnificent vestibule, a man was sitting as she came in.
7
A few inferior officers were sitting or standing about in the vestibule.
8
In the vestibule Mr. Sabin and Reginald Brott came face to face.
9
Two minutes had passed since he left the vestibule; he must hurry.
10
But in the soft gloom of a vestibule my steps were stayed.
11
In the palace, courtyard and vestibule were thronged with courtiers and lacqueys.
12
We were in the vestibule of the Savoy Hotel at Colorado Springs.
13
At this instant a gondolier in a flowered jacket entered the vestibule.
14
Their boutonnières, sent by the groom, should be waiting in the vestibule.
15
At the end of the vestibule they turned and retraced their steps.
16
At the twelfth floor the elevator doors opened onto Billy's private vestibule.
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Vestibule across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common