Sentences with phrase «back of the hall»

He had expected a modest turnout — he figured the rain would keep a lot of parents away — but by 6:00 p.m. more than two hundred people had crowded into the back of the hall, and there were dozens more still streaming in the front door.

Had I been sat closer to the back of the hall, I might well have snuck out briefly.

Oh, and there's a massive white rabbit sitting at the back of the hall, obvs.

So we were directed to wherever we want to host at the back of the hall and that's what we did.»

But his long - shot challenger Linda McDonough made a few friends in the back of the hall.

Who'd have thought a few months that ago that the man who used to protest from the back of the hall will now be right at the front - on the stage.

Hiding near the back of the hall, Shinichiro Tomonaga was one of the few to understand Heisenberg's lectures.

Everything changes almost immediately, though, as we enter the recording booth for a state radio station in the back of the hall.

Plastic or wooden chairs and tables — whether stacked at the back of the hall or dining room or set out for assembly or examinations — may also present large fire loads.

Sony had a nice cafeteria area hidden towards the back of the hall, free for everybody associated with them.

Towards the back of the hall, the oil painting by Lynette Yiadom Boakye pictures a beautiful jester - like figure with a fringed collar whose gender, Vassell pointed out, is unclear.

The Exposure sector gave «younger» galleries some, well, exposure, if you can call being relegated to the back of the hall being exposed.

From the back of the hall, sixty members of civil society chanted, «We stand with you,» to Yeb Sano and the Filipino people.