Sentence examples for bad venue from inspiring English sources
"Not that this is a bad venue, because it's not.
What's your Edinburgh tip? See something terrible at a bad venue.
Bad Venue Pro! Bad! Naughty!
Regardless of conditions Augusta National and St Andrews are not bad venues at which to have written your name in golfing folklore.
In this case, I had bad timing the venue was near capacity, the bouncers were doing their job and didn't give a shit about mine, and I happened to be standing in front of a celebrity DJ when Troxler was at the door.
A bad-sounding venue can force the engineer to turn things up in an attempt to achieve clarity, and to a certain extent this can work.
It was bad enough that the venue, in East Kilbride, on the southern edge of Glasgow, was cavernous and the audience small.
Still, a bad gig in that venue didn't seem to have such a disastrous effect on his career as it did on poor Betty Boo's" – Tim Grey.
A row has broken out over media coverage of the launch of this year's Turner prize, after photographers were today told they could not publish any images or words that could lead to bad publicity for host venue Tate Britain.
In summary, the artificial turf used at five MLS venues is bad for the quality of the game and the health of its players, or so the rhetoric goes.
To be fair, the construction of floodlights at many grounds has led to fewer interruptions due to "bad light", but all venues should now aspire to the quality of drainage that we see at Lord's where, if it's not raining, they're usually playing.
