halling

Astro-turfing, town-halling, fabricating consumer opinion and using it to bullshit a demand we want our guns to be extra shoot-ie

hopes and fears / what consumes me, bud caddell 2009

Of course, this debating and town-halling stuff is nothing more than a political ploy ...

Hillary Invites Obama To Appear With Her At Maine Town Hall Meeting -- Will He Accept? 2009

One with his toes could perform on the fiddle; another could dance a Spanish halling on his knees;

Peer Gynt 2008

One with his toes could perform on the fiddle; another could dance a Spanish halling on his knees;

Peer Gynt 2008

Basora, and from Basora to Babylon: and we passed the most part of the way by the strength of men by halling the boat vp the riuer with a long cord.

The Principal Navigations, Voyages, Traffiques and Discoveries of the English Nation 2003

The “spring-dance” and “halling” are characteristic peasant dances.

Chapter IV 1917

He knew four dances, two spring-dances, a halling1and an old, so-called Napoleon waltz; but he had been obliged gradually to turn the halling into a schottische by taking it in different time; and in the same way a springdance had to do duty as a polka-mazurka.

Chapter IV 1917

Fair and bright now was the hall within, with its long and low windows goodly glazed, a green halling on the walls of

Child Christopher and Goldilind the Fair 1895

Ancient withal were its adornments, and its halling was of the story of Troy, and stern and solemn looked out from it the stark woven warriors and kings, as they wended betwixt sword and shield on the highway of Fate.

The Sundering Flood William Morris 1865

As for the walls of that chamber, they were hung with a marvellous halling of arras, wherein was wrought the greenwood, and there amidst in one place

The Well at the World's End: a tale William Morris 1865