Sentence examples for created a venue from inspiring English sources

All Hallows on the Wall in the City has created a venue, Wallspace, and describes itself as a spiritual home for visual art.

Working with the Avon Wildlife Trust, Somerset Wildlife Trust and other environmental groups, Bristol Water has encouraged various species of birds and plants, and created a venue for visitors.

Inspired by the New Orleans jazz and blues scene, The Vanguard's founders wanted to create a venue that would encourage an eclectic ensemble of artists and performers.

Her ambition was to create a venue dedicated to showing and selling modern and contemporary design objects in an intimate setting.

I wanted to create a venue for kids to get involved and a place where their small contributions would be valued and celebrated.

The museum was started by the founders of Anokhi, the popular Indian retailer of block-printed clothes, to create a venue to learn about the history and techniques of the craft, rather than showcasing a collection of antique textiles.

With their client, e-tractions Inc., a small Web entertainment company based in Bedford, Mass., the Sterling Hager people concluded that they could attract the media by creating a venue for reporters to whack flacks.

"We just have to be honest and clear about this, and I also hope the House Republicans are going to move a bill in the first month or so of their tenure to create a venue for state bankruptcy," he said.

That sums up the ambition of the project, not only to complement the best arts festival in the world with the best venue in the world, but also to create a venue where art can be imagined that has never been imagined before.

So the trick is to create a venue that becomes attractive to them and [where] there is still an independent voice that can partner with them.

The club was the brainchild of Julie Meyer, an American living in London, and several others who wanted to create a venue for European entrepreneurs and investors to network.