Sentence examples for into a venue for from inspiring English sources

The Lower Manhattan Cultural Council has turned a former vault at 14 Wall Street into a venue for performance art.

Why, they ask, should this war crimes court be turned into a venue for an unresolved debate over academic definitions?

Gore turned the subcommittee into a venue for taking on business bad guys with a brittle, furious moral righteousness.

Kohan is thinking of turning the old auditorium into a venue for performances, like the L.A. institution Largo.

Artists who revolutionized the stage by transforming it into a venue for avant-garde social, political, psychological, artistic and metaphysical thought, creating the theatre we know today.

He promised to turn it into a venue for horse shows, conventions, and minor-league sports, to help revive downtown Miami.

This way it can both present carefully programmed events in concert halls -- performances that could be historic, or at least jazz-world analogues of the classical music premiere -- and influence the daily life of jazz in the city by spreading out through the fall festival, trickling into small clubs and into public parks, a venue for its free outdoor events.

Haider cajoled the central government into making Klagenfurt a venue for the Euro 2008 football tournament, and tapped a local bank for the funds to build a suitable stadium.

That website has now morphed into another one, Instructables, "a venue for showing what you make and how others can make it," in Griffith's words.

In addition to providing information, the website will be linked into the different associations websites as a venue for tournament play.

It is about partaking of a cultural event in the company of others: bringing the maximum number of people into a venue, performing for them, and allowing them to go home with the feeling that they have shared something with other human beings.