Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
Usage examples of "banqueting hall".
Gabool sat once more in his banqueting hall, chin in claws as he slouched across the table and spoke to his bell.
And when we sit in the banqueting hall below, there will be only me, at one end of the table, and thee, at the other.
Grander and far more expansive than the Royal Dining Hall, the Royal Banqueting Hall boasted eight fireplaces, in each of which burned a massive tree trunk, the traditional Imbrol Log.
He made a motion with his hands and the lights in the banqueting hall dimmed.
The companions of Ruggieri sat in the banqueting hall of his palace, debating their future conduct: they spoke in whispers, for they feared that a louder tone might overpower any sound in the streets.
He had some difficulty making his invitation plain to them but their sleep had been so completely interrupted that they dressed and followed him to the banqueting hall.