Sentence examples for hot venue from inspiring English sources

But with a computer and smartphone in the hands of most voters, the web is the hot venue for political advertising.

I think we're heading in to a tough game at the Home Depot Center, going to a hot venue on a few days rest.

Meanwhile, his new hotel on Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington has become a hot venue for foreign diplomats and embassies, corporate events, and the Republican party itself.

Where: inside the Gobi tent, an uncomfortably hot venue in 90 degree heat The crowd: Presumably most of the twenty somethings in the audience had taken French at some point but there wasn't much singing along to Yelle's french lyrics.

Sander was, like his idol from the Weimar Republic, Curt Bois, an accomplished Kabarettist, performing in the Bar Jeder Vernunft, a hot venue in a Spiegeltent off the Kurfürstendamm in Berlin.

Sweat streaming down his bald head, the firm clamp of the headphones over his ears — he's entering that zone where he's both more and less himself than at any other time: he is everyone dancing in the whole hot venue, and he's the huge amps hung on shining chains from the black ceiling, and he's the thunder being flung from the amps' blind mesh faces.

But St Martin's was "close to the clubs" and the hot venues of the time.

Ask around to get the low-down on the hottest venue of the moment as they find (and fall from) favour at an alarming rate in this town.

They impressed everybody at Tramlines Festival a couple of weeks ago playing in the hottest venue ever known to man (The Shakespeare) and embracing the Busker's Bus.

This temporary Apple Store is probably going to be the hottest venue in Austin for the week.

A much smaller and hotter venue, the dancefloor was filled with fans and industry folk alike, creating a much different vibe than that of the Constellation Room performance.