banqueting

On the first floor there is a banqueting room.

This time she made a great splash, and Roland knew tonight's banqueting was done.

A: Competition in the banqueting and airline businesses is intense.

Currently the hall is set out as a small banqueting and reception venue.

"Gabool pushed me from a high window of his banqueting room.

From fast food to elegant banqueting, all tastes are catered for.

It must have been a fabulously restorative place after an evening of heavy banqueting.

It is open to visitors and the Banqueting Hall can be booked for special events.

Sandry found Tower at breakfast in the banqueting room.

They walked from the banqueting room, leaving Cait and the prince alone. '

In the basement was a kitchen, there were two reception rooms on the ground floor and a banqueting room on the first.

The banqueting room, an important feature of this establishment, has ample and sumptuous accommodations for 1,200.

According to other, older theories, it was the banqueting room of a merchant cooperative, or the seat of the market court.

The lodge contained a large hall below and a banqueting room above, connected by a grand wooden stair.

At the rear of the hall, a broad stairway led to the banqueting room that extended a hundred feet, the full length of the building.

So famous did Lucullus become for his banqueting that the word lucullan now means lavish, luxurious and gourmet.

The basilica has now been converted to the Usmania Banqueting Hall.

They could not even think about saving the eapons, the statues and the murals, the furniture and the banqueting.

The new palace contained a concert hall, art gallery, a museum, a lecture hall, a library, a banqueting room and a theatre.

The banqueting room, which lay under one of the large domes, was in the form of a St. Andrew's Cross.

One instance of the universal banqueting (intended, indeed, rather for the people than the higher ranks) may illustrate the more than royal profusion that prevailed.

There have since been several extensions built to house additional rooms, a spa and gymnasium and a banqueting / conference suite.

Three of the antique sculptures escaped the Whitehall fire (1691) because they were installed in the garden behind the Banqueting House.

He even had the audacity to claim that his building would be better than Inigo Jones' much admired Banqueting House.

Within their bodies the powerful solvent released by their banqueting reacted with their cell-stuff, yielding other, heavier gases.