Sentence examples for circle seating from inspiring English sources

To make my narrow porch inviting, he suggested avoiding "a grandstand situation" — a single row of chairs facing the street — and instead recommended "circle seating" so people face each other.

The Met has actually lowered the cost of its family circle seats to $15, comparable to City Opera's cheapest tickets.

(Mr. Petty has not licensed songs for ads, accepted tour sponsorships or added premium-priced "golden circle" seats to his concerts).

A kind of magic can be felt at the Coronet, with punters whirling and circle seats shuddering, and not because everyone's on drugs.

Among her brief ribaldry she barracked the upper circle seats of the "Royal Alfred Hall" for housing former hedge fund managers, the "nouveau pauvre", who could once afford stalls seats.

For example, a Saturday night orchestra prime seat would be $250, a $10 increase, and a dress circle seat would be $140, up $5. Weekday start times would move to 7 30 p.m. from 8, while especially long operas would continue to have even earlier start times.

They would prefer that you not cost-compare a Family Circle seat to 'Satyagraha' alongside a 3D screening of 'Transformers 3.'" I was haunted all year by a sentence that I read in Virginia Woolf's "The Waves": "One cannot live outside the machine for more perhaps than half an hour".

L.A. Opera's pricey founders circle seats are $30, if you're 30 or younger.

But in a move designed to make the most expensive of the performing arts more affordable for younger audiences, Los Angeles Opera is introducing a pricing scheme that will allow people 30 years old or younger to buy founders circle seats for just $30.

When I was young it was a special treat to sit in the posh place in the circle – those seats were for a "better class of person".

Paul Greco's circle of seats and benches will have an Alice-in-Wonderland look.