Examples of 'back of the hall' in a sentence
Meaning of "back of the hall"
back of the hall - Refers to the area located towards the rear or far end of a hall or room
How to use "back of the hall" in a sentence
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back of the hall
I ran to the back of the hall.
At the back of the hall a flight of stone steps goes up through a door.
Please send it back of the hall.
Sievers also moved the cedar staircase from the front to the back of the hall.
We sat at the back of the hall.
At the back of the hall are statues of Guanyin and Mahasthamaprapta.
Only at the back of the hall.
At the back of the hall are 28 guardian statues in a great variety of expressive poses.
There are doors at the front and back of the hall.
I move to the back of the hall and burst into tears.
An orchestra started to play background music from the back of the hall as well.
Yeah? Get to the back of the hall and shout.
Zheng dragged Jie out of the fog to the back of the hall.
I want to go to the back of the hall to see how it sounds . ".
But my classmates there at the back of the Hall.
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CHUCKLES They just ran to the back of the hall until Herman came on.
The other representatives ( members of Commissions ) will be seated at the back of the hall.
There was a small balcony at the back of the hall with wooden seats.
The other representatives ( election candidates, etc . ) will be seated at the back of the hall.
Up the stairs, back of the hall.
Hopefully. My own security is stationed in the front and the back of the hall.
I thought I saw you at the back of the hall.
Death, death, death, chanted a group of teenage boys in the back of the hall.
Sir, you need to get round to the back of the Hall.
I have got 22 tickets, mainly together, but at the back of the hall.
