Sentence examples for in some venues from inspiring English sources

The stifling heat in some venues can evaporate beer-heightened spirits.

"There were some empty seats in some venues, others were packed to the rafters.

In some venues in our state, including Jefferson County, plaintiffs are prospering off the lack of education of the juries".

Historically, operators of the "Kiss Cam" in some venues have focused the camera on two men or two women, hoping to get some laughs.

The frustration has been exacerbated by the blocks of empty seats in some venues that have forced organisers on to the back foot.

Despite the reports from LA, the band's US promoter has denied ticket prices had been slashed in some venues after the tour struggled to sell out.

However, smoking is banned only in some hospitality venues: Venues > 100 m must either be smoke-free or have a smoking section (up to 30% of the total area) physically separated by a closed door and independently ventilated; venues < 100 m may decide to be smoke-free or to allow smoking without restrictions.

Some coordinators are reasonably priced (in fact some venues include coordination in the price) and are well worth the price if it prevents your fiancé from having a mental breakdown.

He told BBC London 94.9: "We are in discussions with some venues and that is where I am focusing my time.

You'll need to enter a band competition to win a tour bus to travel to other cities, and you'll need to play some venues in New York to get a recording contract.

That might mean collaborating in the use of some venues: one of the reasons that the EIF theatre programme has sometimes seemed frosty and out of touch with contemporary theatre is its tie-up with barn-like Edinburgh venues like the Playhouse which simply don't lend themselves to much contemporary work.