Sentence examples for for each venue from inspiring English sources

And then the show needs to be rewritten somewhat for each venue.

The covers include a list of songs and custom artwork for each venue and can be printed on CD labeling paper, which makes the result similar to a CD package sold in a store.

Gary Reason, director of operational resilience and training, London Fire Brigade We've worked on the design and development of the Olympic venues to ensure they are as safe as possible and have developed and tested tailored response plans for each venue.

Mapping the number of gigs advertised for each venue for 2014 and 2015 shows some shifts in Sydney's music geography, with venues in Marrickville such as the Gasoline Pony putting on more shows, while venues closer to the CBD such as Soda Factory in Surry Hills advertised fewer shows.

The format changes for each venue: in Shoreditch Town Hall, two live works, a film and a kind of archival playroom inhabit four different rooms in the building, and with all the events running simultaneously the audience are encouraged to move around, to sample, absorb and play.

The Foundation is almost fanatically protective of the artist's legacy: neither Horn nor Ault were willing to talk about their curatorial role, and after a week of painful to-ing and fro-ing finally changed their minds about even emailing a list of the works they'd chosen for each venue.

For community information, each venue is a community, and an author belongs to a community if he/she has published in the corresponding venue.

He also revealed he will pay for 10,000 tickets at each venue to be distributed free.

As of now, Mogl is focused explicitly on the restaurant industry, leveraging game mechanics to offer incentives that encourage repeat visits to their eateries, including 10percentt cash back every time they eat out at participating restaurants, the ability to compete for top spots at each venue with monthly cash jackpots — to name two.

For each new venue, our prediction task is to estimate the change in demand for each month following the first month of business; then, starting at the first week in which it opened, we aim to predict whether the demand of the venue at its next time step will increase, decrease, or remain stable (i.e., a 3-class prediction task).

The non-conventional materials she employs are usually mundane domestic products such as lipstick, thread, soil or raw flour, arranged into highly-textured sculptures suited for each specific venue where they are shown, and then subsequently destroyed when the show ends.