Sentence examples for key venue for from inspiring English sources

Hong Kong, for example, has emerged as a key venue for high-end jewelry auctions in the past six or seven years and now ranks alongside Geneva and New York as a center for such sales.

Kranjska Gora resort is a key venue for World Cup championship skiing and ski jumping, which makes for some rapid runs, although there is also a range of slopes for beginners to cut their teeth on.

The Yorkshire Sculpture Park has long been known as an important place for displaying public sculpture and I've always looked to it as a key venue for contemporary art.

The site will also be a key venue for the Paralympic Games and will host the wheelchair tennis event, catering for up to 10,500 spectators.

John Rawlinson, from contractor ISG, said the "landmark building" would enhance public accessibility to the art and museum collections and enable Cheltenham to become a key venue for national and international touring exhibitions.

Universities are a key venue for discussing, instilling, and ensuring gender equality.

I wrote about it in the magazine earlier this year when it played at ReRun Gastropub Theatre, one of New York's key venues for independent films (and — speaking of formats — the programmer of which, Aaron Hillis, has just taken over a video store in Brooklyn).

Several of the key venues for meetings are in Cardiff, including the castle, City Hall and the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama.

Ohio State's Heimlich agreed that churches are key venues for environmental progress.

This group has been playing low key venues for over a year now, apparently to hone their chops, but they're so ready to do some real damage, evidenced by Saturday night's whatever-you'd-call-it.

Finnieston was once just a port of call for dockworkers in search of less salubrious entertainment, but it is now home to the sparkling new SSE Hydro arena, a key venue constructed for this summer's Commonwealth Games.