Sentence examples for former venue from inspiring English sources
The unmaintained former venue for the kayaking competition can be seen on the outskirts of the capital.
He then embarked upon a series of performances at the Royal Court Theatre and Royal Shakespeare Theatre; his 1985 performance as Scopey in Edward Bond's The Pope's Wedding at the former venue won particular acclaim.
skylightcinema.co.uk Old-fashioned night at the flicks The Rex in Wareham, Dorset was a former venue of Bioscope shows, which consisted of a travelling cinema, dancing girls and an organist.
In 2010, around the time of the last raves held at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, former venue officials made the argument the parties there were no different than beer-fueled American football games held there.
The former venue had other issues, including too few restrooms, especially for women, and a single, tight lobby.
This is the side to the story that former venue operators speak of.
At the same time, the financial problems plaguing the Games — corruption, recurring cost overruns, decaying former venues and excessively costly bid campaigns — have tarnished the luster of hosting the Olympics.
You might say the difference came down to--this is an extreme generalization, of course--the former venues being a place where lyrics took precedence and the latter venues being a place where melodies took precedence.
Events will be held at the former Olympic venue in east London, now renamed Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park.
Martin's Church; 1452), A-Kerk (a Gothic church; 1253), the old Ommelanderhuis (former extraterritorial venue of the representatives of the Ommelanden) in the refugium of an abbey, picturesque homes for old people, and 16th- and 17th-century houses.
The former rock venue is being reborn as a John Varvatos boutique, and the gallery next door has become an outlet of the Morrison Hotel Gallery, a purveyor of fine-art music photography which was founded in 2001 by Peter Blachley and Rich Horowitz, two refugees from the music business (Blachkey is a former producer and Horowitz used to own a record store), and the music photographer Henry Diltz.
