By James Thurber and Harold Ross The New Yorker, December 14 , 1929P. 19 A Park Avenue lady who goes for entertainment, at any prive, for her big parties, engaged a string quartet, which had become quite popular.
It is a place to which a certain type of chap goes for entertainment on a Saturday evening, but only because no one looks twice at the urine stains on the light grey flannelled trousers they all seem to wear.
The shows go for entertainment value over scientific credibility, he says.
Native apps have overtaken the web as the main place where smartphone users go for entertainment, information and more.
Because they can afford to travel, they can afford to go on vacation, they can afford to go for entertainment, a $100 for a ticket to go to see a show doesn't mean as much to them as to somebody else. that the workers at OPG [Ontario Power Generation, the power plant] probably are on the higher end of the out-shoppers.
Because they can afford to travel, they can afford to go on vacation, they can afford to go for entertainment, a $100 for a ticket to go to see a show doesn't mean as much to them as to somebody else.
From unbundling and cord cutting to the rise of new content distribution platforms like Netflix and Amazon, media industry watchers are confused about where people will go for entertainment once the digital dust settles.
We were introduced to a place called the Eagles Club where military families would go to eat, hang out and on the weekends go for entertainment.
Note that your potential customers live, shop, eat and go for entertainment.
