Sentence examples for on auditorium from inspiring English sources

The much reissued Mikey Dread's Best Sellers CD retrospective always did brisk business on auditorium merchandising stalls.

Flip Tanner, the RSC's technical project manager, and a small team worked on auditorium designs which were then developed by consultants Charcoalblue.

People are excellent sound absorbers, and thus the audience has a distinct impact on auditorium acoustics; to keep this effect constant with varying audience size, auditorium seats are usually upholstered to serve as surrogate spectators of the same sound absorbency.

They were gatherings where sons and daughters of chief executive officers or Wall Street analysts would stand on auditorium stages and perform for other sons and daughters of chief executive officers or Wall Street analysts and sing with great authenticity about the terrible working conditions in Southern mill towns".

Currently, there is a small additional "experience fee" -- from $2 to $5, depending on auditorium and showtime -- which does not affect the final food bill.

In the 70s, I was fortunate to be his opening act on Auditorium Shores not far from Zilker Park, and Christy was a producer at the 1990 Willie picnic in Zilker Park, one of those 105 degree marathon concert days when you wish you were dead and thank God that you're alive to see it all.

We went to a theater complex where it was being shown digitally in one auditorium and on film in a nearly identical auditorium across the hall.

He has been a consultant expert on auditoriums, having designed a hundred halls including the Metropolitan Opera House at Lincoln Center & the auditoriums of the new Kennedy Center in Wash., D.C. Comments on the city's Bureau of Noise Abatement, which is part of the Environmental Protection Administration.

The first one sat on an auditorium stage talking to a rapt group of children from the local First Tee youth development program.

In a slide-show presentation on the auditorium's projection screen, Byrne showed a series of graphs, based on information compiled by the Strategic National Arts Alumni Project (SNAAP), illustrating that if you chose a career in the arts you are, basically, screwed.

Icy and observant, the eyes of the Leader's wife remained fixed on the auditorium.