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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a large venue" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a spacious location suitable for events, gatherings, or performances.
Example: "The concert will be held at a large venue that can accommodate thousands of fans."
Alternatives: "a spacious location" or "an expansive site".
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"We have purposefully chosen an intimate theatre setting rather than a large venue or stadium.
Mr. Kean also needed a large venue to attract political figures from both sides of the aisle.
During new number 'November Song' - played apprehensively unplugged in such a large venue - singer and acoustic guitar player Brian Briggs gives a performance of touching intimacy.
True, this might be the only chance we get to hear these songs together in a large venue, but the fact remains: they were custom-made for bedsits.
Festivals are increasingly seen as a way to test whether big-name artists have enough fans to warrant arena tours, says Rebecca Kane of the 02, a large venue in London.
As the Rolling Stones have taught us, nobody loves money more than a rich man, and I was impressed that this almost unnaturally successful band gave away a night in such a large venue.
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(The Black Cinema has since moved to a larger venue).
He recently moved it to a larger venue called Jeff Healey's Roadhouse.
But we all hope it will move to a larger venue, so we can get paid".
"We could hear him if he had a larger venue," snapped a woman in a puffy winter jacket.
Readings by authors and poets take place frequently either in the shop or at a larger venue in the town.
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