Sentence examples for open a venue from inspiring English sources

"We can move out the tables, if its a busy gig…" Windsor's not exactly an obvious place to open a venue, far from the bustling precinct of Fortitide Valley, but the couple knew they needed somewhere where they could find their feet and try stuff out without things being prohibitively expensive.

These results could provide an explanation for the semimetallic character found in the experiments for the turbostratic form and open a venue for engineering the electronic properties of this material through the control of its crystalline structure.

He also has performed at The Comedy Store, a British club that opened a venue at a high-end Mumbai mall last year.

It's going to make it more difficult for anyone thinking of opening a venue.

In 1964 he therefore shifted base to Praed Street in Paddington, opening a venue known first as the Cue Club (a reference to its former incarnation as a billiard hall) and later, the Q Club, a rarity at the time as a black-owned venue.

Discovery of two-dimensional (2D) materials has opened a venue for multiple attempts in designing atomically thin anticorrosive coatings for prevention and control of corrosion propagation in metals.

Since then, NBNY has thrown "Bring to Light" annually, opened a venue, and collaborated with the New Museum and others.

Following an LA studio which has been home to artworks by The xx and SOFTLab, Sonos has recently opened a venue and work space in Shoreditch, London.

Within the past 18 months, Baltimore has seen that goal realized for Everyman Theatre and also for Single Carrot Theatre, which opened a venue of its own in a renovated tire shop at the far end of North Howard Street, on the upper reaches of the Station North Arts and Entertainment District.

This resemblance with the in vivo situation opens a venue for further developing HepG2 as an in vitro model for non-genotoxic carcinogenicity, by applying cross-omics analysis.

This strategy opens a venue for functional gene dissection experiments where modified gene sequences can be tested for their ability to encode functional protein that can complement the RNAi-based loss-of-function phenotype.