Sentence examples for picking a venue from inspiring English sources
Even picking a venue will be a challenge.
If you wanted to claim, as a newspaper did this week, that Persia was "the greatest of all ancient civilisations" you'd be better off picking a venue other than the British Museum.
With WeddingLovely's how-to's and vendor directories, there's more of a feeling of a sister or friend telling you how to get started with all the tasks leading up to your big day, including things like picking a venue, budgeting, finding a dress, flowers, catering, locating an officiant, photographer, videographer, picking out invitations, finding a band, and more.
I'm still trying to pick a venue!
Uefa certainly know how to pick a venue.
You pick a venue, set a limit for the number of people, then invite friends – who can then forward that invitation.
Responses are positive from the start, various members reply with encouraging emails, and one of couchsurfing's local ambassadors, a Greek expat called Menelaos, helps me pick a venue - DeBar (1132 Rivadavia), a simple but stylish bar in the centre of town.
Yes, an author should pick a venue that has an atmosphere that is in line with your spirit as an author and a large part of a venues atmosphere is a direct result of the owners and staff.
Pick a venue that can accommodate everyone involved.
