town hall

Converse of object

• have: Fordwich has an ancient town hall which was rebuilt in 1555 and is reputed to be the smallest town hall in the country.
• show: By 1857 he provided the Committee with a large drawing showing a new town hall somewhat in the manner of a large French chateau.

Preposition: on

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

Adjective modifier

• old: The oldest town hall in Wolverhampton was in High Green.
• local: The contact details are available from your local town hall.
• new: By 1857 he provided the Committee with a large drawing showing a new town hall somewhat in the manner of a large French chateau.
• small: One night in the fall of 1899 a local Presbyterian minister found half a dozen boys on the steps of the small town hall.
• ancient: Fordwich has an ancient town hall which was rebuilt in 1555 and is reputed to be the smallest town hall in the country.

Modifies a noun

• clock: What time is it when there is a pie on the town hall clock in Wigan?
• building: But the former Liberal leader walked briskly toward the steps of the town hall building and brushed aside questions about his possible resignation.
• corridor: But he does not yet seem to be stalking any town hall corridors.

Preposition: in

• country: Fordwich has an ancient town hall which was rebuilt in 1555 and is reputed to be the smallest town hall in the country.