auditorium sentence examples
- I look up into a sea of faces in the
darkened auditorium.
- It operated from 1910 to 1914, with a
300-seat auditorium
and the building now houses the oxfam shop.
- Auditorium seating
levels.
- Venue hire business systems group's purpose built it training facilities, meeting rooms, café and 70
seater auditorium
are available for hire.
- Sound and lights are operated from a control position at the rear of the
raked auditorium.
- The
packed auditorium, filled with people of all ages, called the cast back for three bows at the end with rigorous applause.
- Auditorium ceiling
remains as a t&g timber boarding, with an m/f ceiling suspended beneath, comprising 2 x 12.5mm plasterboard layers.
- All pictured in the weston theater, the unicorn's main 340
seat auditorium.
- Public areas include two dining rooms, a lounge and bar,
well-equipped auditorium, indoor swimming pool, gym and sauna.
- The school also has a spacious,
state-of-the-art 180-seat auditorium
for larger events.
- Auditorium seats?
- You could release a flock of startled geese into the
cinema auditorium
entirely unnoticed.
- Auditorium ~ overview the 900 seat
tiered auditorium ~ overview the 900 seat
tiered auditorium
with its classic art deco style has excellent acoustics and views.
- Dynamic contrasts were well-judged and orchestral textures sounded crystal clear in the
intimate auditorium.
- Section 3: the
theater auditorium
to the right of the ticket office, three steps lead up to the entrance to the stalls.
- Seeing the dalai lama address an audience in 1993 - such a tiny man yet he
filled the auditorium
with his radiance.
- Situated below the
main auditorium, via a flight of stairs.
- When a
concert auditorium
is filled to capacity, no guarantee of a seat is given.
- You will
enter the auditorium
about half way back, with the stage to your right.
- The musicians pack up in the now
empty auditorium.
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