Sentence examples for diverse venues from inspiring English sources
The group, which calls itself Dans Afrika, performs every week or two, at diverse venues.
Glasgow's City Halls have been closed for four years during which they have been thoroughly refurbished as a state-of-the-art complex of diverse venues.
He now appeared regularly in such diverse venues as Redd Foxx's comedy club in Central L.A., where the clientele was mostly black, and the Improv, on Sunset Strip, which was frequented by white show-business hipsters.
Requirements capture involved a) initially five site visits to diverse venues including major rail stations, shopping malls and football stadium; and b) hour-long semi-structured interviews with 20 stakeholders comprising in roughly equal proportion government and police security advisers, and additional site security managers.
She has been teaching in a variety of diverse venues for more than 35 years and has been on the Kripalu faculty for more than 20.
Like many who follow research developments in high technology, I am constantly amazed at the power of science, engineering, technology and mathematics (STEM) to solve real-life problems -- especially problems across diverse venues and disciplines.
Various venues, Sun to 20 Dec Andrea Hubert With such a hugely diverse programme of features, documentaries and more, the only theme that unites this year's Bath Film Festival is pure excellence.
Originally developed to study various types of perceptual independence, it has also been widely employed in diverse cognitive venues, such as categorization.
Although there have been multiple previous reports of the use of HUAS to ascertain care-seeking preferences in diverse geographic venues and socioeconomic levels and estimate the occurrence of diarrheal illness within 1 4 weeks before the survey visit, 5– 11 several features make the GEMS HUAS and HUAS-lite strategies unique.
It's this diversity that makes it so thrilling as a music city, along with its plentiful venues, diverse ethnic makeup, active culture organisation, SESC, concrete jungle image and competitive rivalry with Rio de Janeiro (as Emicida tells me: "São Paulo people think Rio people are lazy, Rio people think São Paulo people are workaholics").
