Sentence examples for develop a venue from inspiring English sources
Shouldn't the world develop a venue other than NATO to resolve conflicts like the Abkhazians and Ossetians versus Georgia versus Russia?
Newham Council have arranged a £40m loan to finance the move from Upton Park for West Ham, who are promising to develop a venue capable of hosting "world-class sporting events, including top-level football and athletics".
Dangerous conflict in the region over valuable resources remains a remote possibility, but the council must take constructive steps to ensure that the Arctic continues to develop as a venue for cooperation among Russia and the Arctic states of Europe and North America.
Why sink millions of pounds into developing a new venue, knowing that it could be shut down by a single fatality or police raid?
Like music venues that develop a feeling the more lager that's spilled on the floor and the more gaffer tape there is on the stage... you get a sense of the people that have performed on the same stage.
Once you have had the chance to sell your work in a number of contrasting venues, you'll develop a stronger awareness of what's appropriate.
As a professional musician and teacher, Wes is uniquely qualified to develop an entertainment and education venue.
By building on the undergraduate research resources that were already in place in the university, the program developed a reputation as a venue for some of the best students to pursue research opportunities.
That demands a robust mix of respect and rigour that doesn't ignore the richness or value of process alone, but which will also help individuals and companies evolve, and which will encourage theatres and venues to develop an audience for this work.
The city has developed a number of sporting venues and has hosted several national, European and world championships in different sports.
Developing a system to track venues you have talked to, talent you are representing and their specialty, as well as good time management skills are absolute necessities in the business.
