Sentence examples for changed venue from inspiring English sources

They have merely changed venue from police stations, where CCTV has been installed in interrogation rooms, to the parking lot on the way.

Speaking of prizewinners, 2010 Foster's Award champ Russell Kane, whose difficulties with an echoey venue were first revealed here – has changed venue on the fringe, having claimed that his audiences had complained of being unable to hear.

I asked people to find a way to the changed venue, but most people were not aware of the fact that the venue had been changed.

He graciously endured the blue prose of this irritated reporter and indicated that Mr. Bill was indeed under the protection of a bodyguard, and that Sluggo was not behind either the rainstorm or the changed venue.

The new opportunities surrounding a changed venue for the trial stem from Judge Girolami's determination that too many people in the Petersons' hometown, an agricultural center across the Diablo Mountains from here, have made up their minds about Mr. Peterson's guilt.

Commenting on the changed venue for Edinburgh v Ospreys, the Scottish pro-team's managing director David Davies said: "We've taken a lot of time and care to select the best venue for this fixture and that limits the inconvenience to our fans".

But the group had changed venues.

I've watched it grow, it's changed venues, and still has maintained its identity.

A Twitter account, a Facebook account and a new website were made for Pee-wee after the show changed venues.

She changed venues often, telling the entertainment magazine Tabloid Nova that within a year she had sung at almost every café in the city.

It changed venues a few times, but I only attended when it was at The End, a huge, subterranean space near Tottenham Court Road.