auditorium造句

The auditorium seats 3,000 people.

"The auditorium admits 5,000 persons."

THE weightlifting auditorium has a leaky roof.

We can seat 300 in the auditorium.

The assembly of students takes place in the auditorium.

Parisians love their music. The starry sky is their auditorium.

Ceremony of conferring graduation certificates will be hold in auditorium.

Everyone in the auditorium was whispering back and forth, appraising him with great curiosity.

We heard snatches of the singing as the doors of the auditorium opened and closed.

Their homes were destroyed, so they are sleeping in the giant auditorium at the evacuation centre.

Some of the physical parameters for evaluating auditorium sound quality, which are always used by room acoustics specialists, are correlative.

Just before I cross my high school auditorium stage, I look out at the spectators in the bleachers, and I see mother and father and Kevin.

The movable screen or drape in a theater or hall that separates the stage from the auditorium or that serves as a backdrop.

On the lower level, two thin exhibition spaces flank the auditorium, while a small alcove underneath the angled roof is designed as a space for socialising.

At the same moment in the story, both of them fell so hard that their chrome chairs flipped and clattered loud on the polished hardwood floor of the auditorium.

That is, if we picture an auditorium with one hundred people and one hundred seats, the single richest person would be able to spread out smartly over nearly forty-three seats.

Those seated on the elevated stage of an auditorium gave only half as much of the painfully hot stuff to the tasters as those who were seated far below in the sunken orchestra pit.