Converse of object

• cater: It feels so strange to me not to know what I'm eating in the catered halls I now call home.

• comprise: Property briefly comprises entrance hall with stairs leading to the first floor landing, living room, dining room and kitchen.

• decorate: And thank you for all the behind-the-scenes help in decorating the hall... it looks wonderful!

Adjective modifier

• hallowed: The hallowed halls paid by employers as they are.

• packed: On the last Wednesday of term we presented a varied program of entertainment to a packed hall.

• inner: Off the inner hall is the sunny kitchen looking out over the side garden to fields.

• main: The hallway leads back to the main dining hall.

• communal: ACCOMMODATION The apartment access is by private entrance from communal hall into lobby with wc and washbasin.

Preposition: of

• residence: Halls of residence are within walking distance of the campus.

Noun used with modifier

• concert: Also, I don't like sitting in a concert hall or theater with a full tummy.

• village: The latter had a village hall where a dance was held a couple of times a week.

• bingo: I can't see our church being turned into holiday flats or a bingo hall.

• dining: Also the dining hall is accessed across the garden, via a ramp.

• town: The palace faces a large square with the town hall on the opposite side.

Possessives

• binion: Before losing on monday binion's gambling hall playing next to host of a. Have only fueled in an april brand names.

Preposition: of

• fame: That it found its way into the professional ' hall of fame ' is perhaps more than the designer could ever have hoped for.

Preposition: with

• staircase: Accommodation Ground floor: Entrance hall with main staircase.