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Usage examples of halls.

They settled into a quasi-feudal agricultural society, building Holds for the administrators and field workers, Halls for the craftsmen, and Weyrs for the dragons and riders to inhabit.

True, she had only seen him from a distance in the halls of Alreldep and once on Doona.

Or was it that Sumitral had once again made the Second Speaker of the High Council dance to his tune as if Hrrto was a mere apprentice in the halls of diplomacy?

Tee suggested as they strolled through the cool halls of the museum past rows of plexiglas cases.

He moved the whisperers down the corridors, through chambers and halls and galleries.

What seemed most important was that the bleak halls were vacant of traffic.

Rhyssa eyed the halls and functional doors that looked as if they led into dormitories.

And that'd take a lot of sifting since that block holds the main living quarters, mess halls, and leisure amenities for both service personnel and consultants, and ends up at the prison wing that has its own airlock.

It was small comfort to know how important her father’s profession of veterinary surgeon was going to be on Pern when all the kids she had met in the mess halls and corridors were getting down to Pern faster than she and her brother were.

You heard of all other holds and halls, and the one dragonweyr, as well as what interested runners most specifically: what conditions were like and where traces might need maintenance after a heavy rain or landslide.

And the humans spread out across the northern continent, creating holds to live in, and halls in which to train young people in skills and professions.

There are certain courtesies which most Holds, Halls and Weyrs accord a student of a craft, and certainly to an artist!

The Mastercraftsman was responsible for the output of his halls and the distribution, fair and unprejudiced, of all craft products on a planetary rather than parochial basis.

Then he remembered the messages that he had left to be relayed to all the major Halls and Holds.

Why should they, in their splendid isolation, pursuing their historic occupation, be vulnerable to an infection rampant in crowded holds, halls, and among beasts?