Sentence examples for enter venues from inspiring English sources

About 3,000 volunteers will help search and scan ticketholders as they enter venues.

Nightclubbers in Norwich have been breathalysed as they enter venues in a bid to curb binge drinking and anti-social behaviour.

In Australia, the New South Wales government's decision to ban clubbers in Sydney's Kings Cross from entering venues after 1.30am may have cut street incidents by 40% – but it also shut down 40 clubs, and saw footfall in the whole district plummet by 82% last year.

But while "Casino Mike" pursues a kind of East Coast puritanism – prohibiting takeaway alcohol sales after 10pm, barring patrons from entering venues after 1 30am, and enforcing a last call at 3am – a more organic reaction to Australia's drinking culture may be evolving in an equal-and-opposite response, without heavy-handed interference or authoritarian instruction.

Earlier this week, the Australian state of Queensland abandoned its plans to implement lockout laws that would keep people from entering or re-entering venues after 1AM.

She won't be able to do this under the Sydney lockout: it will ban people from entering venues after 1.30am.

When Hasbro defines itself as a "branded-play company", it permeates the mindset of its executives at all levels and motivates them to think about how its traditional playthings can enter other venues, and how it can create new entertainment franchises in other venues.

By M. H. Dunlop William Morrow ($25, hardcover) Within the context of clothes-power, an American who was not arrayed as "one of them" courted humiliation and rejection if he attempted to enter the venues of the well dressed.

Tickets costing £10 for adults and £5 for young people and seniors will enable spectators to watch action on the big screens but not to enter the venues.

12, and will be heard when athletes enter the venues and before medal ceremonies.

As we enter the venue, anticipation is high.