Sentence examples for open air location from inspiring English sources

There also remains the threat of suicide bombers, but police cordons will be set up and the belief remains that those prepared to blow themselves up would want to maximise the numbers they kill and maim, not something suited to an open air location.

Just across the street is the IPSE, a contorted open air location, which now also has an indoor area.

A cosmetically restored Tiger II (production turret) in an open air location belonging to the DECEMBER 44 MUSEUM Collections, accessible to the public.

Moore was thrilled with the artwork's open-air location.

With the magic combination of its house set (everything from acid, deep and techno to electronica and minimal techno), open-air location and spectacular sunsets, The Better Days has grown to become the most unforgettable beach party in Venice.

Since 2013, there also is an open-air location on the other side of the Spree called ELSE, with big red lips as its entrance.

We controlled our costs when we constructed a flexible, open-air location that could be re-used for multiple events, trained SL producers and used the same people repeatedly, and retained the services of a video producer who could capture video footage and manage the Livestream broadcast simultaneously.

This taphonomic bias is very likely in relation with the open-air locations where the majority of regional sites have been discovered.

Simek and his team studied art from 44 open-air locations and 50 cave sites.

The clay for the bricks was dug from river banks (of the Waal, Rhine, and IJssel rivers) and other open-air locations, and was left outside (in a mound called the kleibult) through the winter so that any organic material could decay; the weather (rain, frost, drought) helped make the clay more manageable.

The primary obstacle for marijuana farmers' markets in places where weed is not completely illegal seems to be location, location, location: Traditional farmers' markets are open air and held on public property borrowed with the consent of local governments.