Sentence examples for judging venue from inspiring English sources

I arrived at the judging venue late on Tuesday afternoon, clutching a newspaper which told me how the judges' opinions had been changing over the past week.

With lots of bar and sometimes not much mitzvah (Hebrew for good deed), the celebrations that accompany them are often competitive spectacles, judged by venue, the number of guests, expense and glitter.

Judging by the size of venue that he plays, many people choose not be there to begin with.

In this work, we present our own approach for judging the quality of a Computer Science/Computer Engineering conference venue, and thus, implicitly, the potential quality of a paper accepted in that conference.

Judging from the wake following the funeral, the venue clearly meant a lot to many people.

In New York, parties are not celebrations but competitive events to be judged not only by venue and expense, but by celebrity wattage and the size of the paparazzi mob waiting wolfishly on the doorstep.

West Ham's bid for the £537m venue was judged to provide the best legacy for the stadium.

Given that it was in front of a business audience, it was judged ideal as a venue to briefly mention the allegations and move on.

You know... these people that will judge your wardrobe, your venue, your food, your flowers, your everything.

In the two other districts it is difficult to judge how many relevant venues we failed to list.

Outdoor theatre seldom conforms to the requirements of venue producers who often judge prospective work through scripts.