Examples of using Guildhall in English and their translations into Czech
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Official
We're going to the Guildhall.
The mayor towards Guildhall hies him in all haste.
We're not going to the Guildhall.
We're near the Guildhall. Come this way!
We going to get to the Guildhall.
To the Guildhall, the sooner we will have civil rights!
We're going to the Guildhall.
At the Guildhall Gallery, ma'am. Preparations for the forthcoming exhibition.
We going to get to the Guildhall.
Portsmouth Guildhall, Portsmouth, United Kingdom Group or company?
I'm saying,"Forget about the Guildhall.
I won a place at the Guildhall School of Music.
They're trying to get to the Guildhall.
Do you know how packed that Guildhall Square is gonna be, James?
They're not going to march to the Guildhall.
Into the city center and on to the Guildhall where they will be having their rally.
We will go round the other way to the Guildhall.
Standing here in front of the Guildhall, looking out over these historic walls, I see a peaceful city.
We better hit the Guildhall.
Where they willbe having their rally. into the city center and on to the Guildhall.
He's been arrested on suspicion of theft… at the Guildhall Gallery at 10:30 this evening.
The priceless diamond, which usually adorns the Royal Scepter… was recently moved from the Tower of London,to be placed… as the centerpiece in a special public exhibition at the Guildhall Gallery.
A graduate of both the Janáček Conservatoire in Ostrava and the Academy of Performing Arts in Prague, Ivo Kahánek also graduated from the Advanced Instrumental Studies course at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama in London and participated in master classes with Karl-Heinz Kämmerling, Christian Zacharias, Alicia de Larocha, Imogen Cooper, Peter Frankl and many others.
We will go round the other way to the Guildhall.
A graduate of both the Janáček Conservatoire in Ostrava under Marta Toaderová and the Academy of Performing Arts in Prague under Ivan Klánský, Ivo Kahánek also studied for one semester on the Advanced Instrumental Studies course at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama in London under Ronan O Hora and participated in master classes with Karl-Heinz Kämmerling, Christian Zacharias, Alicia de Larrocha, Imogen Cooper, Peter Frankl and many others.
Hey, we will see you later at the Guildhall!
Many nearby takeaways, cafes and convenience stores offer reasonably-priced food anddrinks for snacks and lunch, and the Guildhall also has its own café, open to students as well as the public.
Bridget, you can be one, John,Eamonn can be another-- to walk down to the Guildhall symbolically.
Preparations for the forthcoming exhibition at the Guildhall Gallery, ma'am.