Sentence examples for Restricted view from inspiring English sources

Some had a restricted view.

The next century of biographers take a less defensive, & restricted view of Bronte.

Touting is exposed, O'Rourke added, when restricted view seats are sold at full price and customers are disappointed.

At the Royal Opera House, London, on 10 and 11 March (sold-out performances; restricted view, day and return tickets may be available).

The British leader, Tony Blair, visited here on Friday and Italian officials used the occasion to discuss liberalizing labor and energy markets and to emphasize that their countries now shared a similarly restricted view of European integration.

Added to that, the RFL decided not to sell the front five rows which are restricted view, hence what appeared on TV to be a ring of indifference around the ground.

There are different ways of defining IM: (a) a broad view emphasizing foreign market operations and the development of foreign channels, IM being near to international business; (b) a restricted view emphasizing the design of marketing strategies for foreign markets and the co-ordination of strategies across markets.

There are also restricted view tickets available for Friday's opening game between France and Romania - at 445 euros each.

Four columns were built through the existing Main Stand to support the Club Deck, which resulted in approximately 1,000 seats having a restricted view.

But some have been left disappointed by restricted-view tickets which have ruined their big day – particularly if they have forked out large sums.

Specifically, British swimming fans have paid through the nose for restricted-view seats behind bored executives on freebies and phoning their mistresses.