Sentence examples for odd venues from inspiring English sources
By taking the Solo Suites into odd venues, I am finding new meanings in each place I play.
Of course, Charmatz is far from being the first choreographer to ask these kinds of questions, or to put dance into odd venues.
The only footage that has emerged has been filmed from the crowd – and this august concert hall, with a harp centre stage, looks like an odd venue.
Female academics have now criticised the club - which until recently reportedly insisted that female guests use separate entrances and staircases - as an "odd" venue for an event which aims to promote accessibility to science, The Times reported.
It may seem like an odd venue, but the workshop, now in its fifth year, is part of a long list of activities that defies the conventional notion of the library as merely a place to borrow books.
Rustling papers, balancing on his chair and popping Belgian chocolate in his spare Forest Hills, N.Y., office, Neeleman 48, explains one rationale behind the seemingly odd venue: He loves Brazil.
Then, 24 hours later, the rest of the world is invited, as the film is rolled out to 200-odd venues in more than 50 countries, from cinemas in Lebanon and Tehran to a sports stadium on the Pacific island of Kiribati, where the coastline is being fast eroded by the rising tide.
The city was an odd choice of venue from the start: it has a subtropical climate and snow can be scarce.
Libya is an odd choice of venue for the peace talks (the Libyan leader, Colonel Qadhafi, has played a controversial role in Darfur).
It has to be said that Trafalgar Square is an odd choice of venue to show solidarity with France; presumably Waterloo was too busy.
