Sentence examples for common venue from inspiring English sources

And the talk show circuit, even on satirical news shows, is a common venue for the candidates these days.

The arrests took place on the stretch of Pennsylvania Avenue that runs in front of the White House, which has been closed to traffic for several years and is a common venue for protests.

Randy Schekman, a Nobel Prize-winning biologist at the University of California, Berkeley, said he had informally advised Dr. Sanders in 2015 on lodging a complaint about Dr. Croce's work with the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, which he once edited and which has been the most common venue for Dr. Croce's work, according to the PubMed database.

Now morning is the most common venue.

Companies are the common venue where workers can have this opportunity.

Held at the Victoria Falls Hotel (a common venue for Rhodesian political conferences), representatives from the Northern and Southern Rhodesian Governments were present, but native Africans and the British Government were not.

According to the report's findings, anti-black and anti-immigrant incidents were the most commonly reported, with K-12 settings and colleges the most common venues.

In modern America, however, two of the most common venues for moral deliberation and the formation of citizens' comprehensive moral views are churches and political discourse itself.

This review discusses the influence of patient and health system variables affecting access to common venues of death--the acute care hospital, the nursing home, and home--with or without hospice.

The most common venues for student drug taking are at home, house parties, festivals, parks and local night clubs.

The most common venues to find male sexual partners included the internet (59.1%), bars (18.2%), public bathhouses (10.5%), peer referral (6.7%), and parks or public restrooms (5.4%).