Sentence examples for a proper venue from inspiring English sources

The protesters have a right to have their say in a proper venue.

In 1904, a proper venue was found, and the Abbey theatre opened its doors in Dublin.

They would suffer the most if the anti-war campaign took on an Islamic flavour.Once peace descends, Britain's Muslims will want a proper venue to air their grievances.

"If you have potentially serious security disagreements," he said, "then that's all the more reason to find a proper venue for continuing contacts".

Compared to Standard Tap, Johnny Brenda's attracts a more youthful crowd, drawn in by the live music, upstairs in a proper venue space and downstairs in the main bar.

He has strongly supported the idea of a "world-class" concert hall being built in London, saying last month that a "proper" venue to succeed the merely "serviceable" Barbican Hall would allow musicians to "flourish".

The paucity of conventional art objects stirred debate among critics: Was a contemporary art museum the proper venue for what was essentially a celebration of music?

"This is a preliminary hearing and not the proper venue or time to put on a show or truncated defense," King said.

There is a way in which success disagrees with Christianity, and its proper venue is embattlement — a furtive hanging on in the catacombs, or at ill-attended services in dying rural and inner-city parishes.

(The suit had previously been filed in Maryland, which a judge found wasn't the proper venue).

This is the proper venue to brag about a near hole in one, your dog, or your daughter's pre-wedding brow-lift.