Sentence examples for multiplexes of from inspiring English sources
In fact, the Cour de Rohan, where Ms. Hicks has lived since 1970 — a tranquil, picturesque cobblestone courtyard tucked away behind the multiplexes of the Place de l'Odéon — was only the first of many remarkable finds that day.
Where it was once the arthouse cinema to the blockbuster multiplexes of the other fashion cities – showcasing clothes dense and sticky with ideas and layered with references – this London fashion week was slick and glossy and instantly appealing.
Apart from the urgent necessity of reminding us that Will Smith is a movie star (and the usual need to wring a few more dollars out of a profitable franchise), "Men in Black 3" arrives in the multiplexes of the world with no particular agenda.
Mr. Ferrell said it was a "bummer" that the film will not initially receive a wider release — not because he needs it to make hundreds of millions of dollars, he said, but because "it would just crack me up if it was in the multiplexes of Omaha, Neb".
As a film-crazy teenager who spent unholy amounts of time in darkened rooms watching movies in the arthouses and multiplexes of early 80s Washington DC, I grew up on Sneak Previews, the movie-review show hosted by rival Chicago film critics Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert.
Sarah Carthew, the university's director of development who has led fundraising, said the cinema will be a world away from the multiplexes of the West End with competitively-priced seats and a programme that would tap into the venue's historic significance.
However, the multiplexing gain will be reduced due to the multiplexing of additional headers along with the original IP packets.
We see it as a multiplex of the arts.
As a consequence for many the theatre of dreams has become a multiplex of bitter self-recrimination.
As with Mies's projects, the hotel's most prominent feature is the floor planes, stacked one above the other like a theatrical multiplex of urban stages.
It is noticeable that no contract has been signed to build the digital audio broadcasting - DAB - network for the 4Radio consortium's multiplex of stations.
