How to Use "Hall" with Example Sentences

hall (n): the area inside the entrance of a building; a long passageway in a building with rooms on both sides; a building or large room used for a specific purpose

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Used with adjectives:

"He waited in the front hall."
(front, entry, entrance)

"She went slowly down the narrow hall."
(narrow, dark)

"The hall is empty."
(empty, crowded, packed)

"The event is in the main hall."
(main, grand, great)

"We rented the banquet hall."
(banquet, conference, convention, meeting, concert, exhibit, dance, exhibition, lecture, event)

"This is a popular wedding hall."
(wedding)

"The meeting will be at the town hall."
(town, community)

"There is a protest outside city hall."
(city)

"He lived in a residence hall during his first year of college."
(residence)

Used with verbs:

"This hall leads to the back door."
(leads to)

"People filled the event hall."
(filled, packed, crowded into)

Used with prepositions:

"She is across the hall."
(across)

"They walked along the hall."
(along)

"His office is at the end of the hall."
(at the end)

"Go to the end of the hall and turn left."
(to the end)

"He's standing in the hall."
(in)

"Everyone filled into the hall for the speech."
(into)

"They walked through the hall and greeted guests."
(through)