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assembly hall

NOUN
  1. a hall where many people can congregate

How To Use assembly hall In A Sentence

  • During the speeches in the assembly hall he kept his trilby hat firmly on the back of his head. Seminary Boy
  • It was reported as this newspaper went to press that Feltham Assembly Hall had been daubed with National Front supporting graffiti.
  • Cheers rang out from the assembly hall.
  • The assembly hall at the school was packed to the rafters as family, friends and fellow pupils cheered on the models when they took to the catwalk in local fashions.
  • Apart from the blacksmith shop he also became the owner of a large assembly hall, which was used for meetings, parties and other community functions of a social nature.
  • The original building comprised a large assembly hall with benches, a podium, and an entrance construction that was square with a column at each corner; a separate, unusually large triclinium with built benches; and water facilities.
  • The fire had been started in a pile of books and spread through the assembly hall and classrooms.
  • We could put the library in the Assembly Hall and build the schoolhouse next to it.
  • And the reading room looks more like the assembly hall of an academy for secret police. Times, Sunday Times
  • This enclosed space is glass-floored ad is suspended over further public facilities, which include more shops, the hotel lobby, a multi-purpose assembly hall, a conference centre and restaurant.
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