11.   To his surprise she was waiting in the large hall, wearing a mink-lined raincoat open at the front.

12.   The visitors were herded into two large halls.

13.   The front door opens onto a large hall.

14.   One advantage of so large a hall was the inability of all but the most vocal heckler to make himself heard.

15.   They are fairly large hall churches on three-aisled plan.

16.   It is a circular building with a large central hall marked E and the prisoners or those under surveillance and regulation in the positions marked H.

17.   At the centre is an inspection lantern, a cylinder in which the inspector sits.

18.   The layout of a seventh century B.C. example shows a large hall with entrance porch.

19.   Atrium A large hall, lit by an opening in the centre of the roof called a compluvium.

20.   At just that moment, the superintendent came into the large hall, ringed with vending machines and noisy with children.