Sentence examples for challenging venue from inspiring English sources

For three days Jay-Z has owned this challenging venue.

Potentially the most challenging venue is the Amazonia Arena in Manaus, where June temperatures are in excess of 30C, higher than more southerly cities. Hodgson said: "The venues we play in do worry me more than the opponents.

This was a challenging venue but allowed the camera crews and set crews (with their lights and smoke machines) to have great access around the orchestra, and provided a fantastic backdrop for the Ten Pieces film.

The five guards named in the indictment rejected those assertions, and in a legal move aimed at challenging the venue for the case, they surrendered to federal authorities in Salt Lake City, in what is considered a more conservative, pro-military part of the country than Washington, D.C., where the Justice Department made public its case.

Tasks performed by participants, involving transport to the challenge venue (office or home), unpacking, performing a task with each document, repacking and transport back to the lab.

Outside of London the situation varies from one city to the next but in general it is challenging securing venues close to city centres".

Julie: I think this element in your art of confronting impossibilities and pushing the boundaries of what is possible has led to your creating unconventional works which can be challenging for venues to present.

"[The label] said they were going to challenge the venue, so at that point it was a waste of time and money [to proceed]," he says, explaining why Lil Wayne and his record label Young Money – a subsidiary of Cash Money – have moved the suit to Louisiana.

And the task of carrying back the foods to your seat can also be challenging in a crowded venue.

The team's opponents – Italy, Uruguay and Costa Rica – look challenging enough, but the venues themselves are daunting.

The weather has proved most challenging at more rural venues such as Greenwich park and Eton Dorney, where tracks are being laid for vehicles and spectators advised to wear wellies and wet weather gear.