Sentence examples for decent venue from inspiring English sources

The Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra divides concerts between the Gasteig and the Hercules-Saal, a decent venue but one too small for an orchestra.

Harry Truman, an amateur pianist who often brought miniature scores with him to classical performances in Washington, D.C., once wondered aloud why the capital lacked a decent venue for concerts.

It's not clear in what subject Professor Mike Bury holds his chair (Letters, 23 December), but if it's history, he should know that London has been lacking a decent venue for symphonic music for as long as anyone can remember.

Sorry, did I say "decent venue?" I meant "logistical nightmare oh please no dear god why".

I suppose if you're planning a multi-million dollar publicity stunt, Times Square is a decent venue.

The average resident of LA might now go to the Strip for a concert once every other year, as a decent venue or two managed to escape the city's bulldozers, but unless soullessness is your scene, you'll leave right after your show ends.

"I was really taken aback when I moved to London the lack of decent venues for a city of its size was quite striking," he says.

Both fashion weeks take place in decent venues, hold no less than 20 scheduled shows and presentations, attend to hundreds of guests, and include educational programming and design competitions.

Both fashion weeks take place in decent venues, hold no less than 20 scheduled shows and presentations, attend to hundreds of guests and include educational programming and design competitions.

The 12 panel members, all undecided voters, flagged up a wide range of issues, from affordable housing to cycling safety, from the tattiness of some parts of Taunton to the lack of a decent music venue that might tempt big bands further west than Bristol.

A decent sized venue with even semi-popular bands playing will fill quickly.