Sentence examples for prime venue from inspiring English sources

Adults also experience bullying, and the workplace constitutes one prime venue for its occurrence.

As a sign of his commitment, Mr. Bloomberg should ensure that the demonstrators be given access to a prime venue, like Central Park, for their big event.

But in a town that has built a reputation as a foodie hotspot, this prime venue is letting the side down.

San Diego's annual Comic-Con event has become the prime venue for Hollywood to show off its upcoming movies to tens of thousands of adoring fans.

Ashe Stadium, the Open's prime venue, is huge, seating some twenty thousand people, and so you can't fill it, or the Louis Armstrong Stadium (ten thousand), or the grandstand and dozens of outer courts, entirely with the rich and famous.

Built in 1963 as the prime venue for film galas in East Germany, it is located halfway down Karl-Marx Allee, a monumental socialist boulevard built to host expansive military parades.

The informative article "Prime venues for courtroom antics" (April 17) about accused criminals who represent themselves before international tribunals omitted some important points.

UB40 played their first gig here in 1979, and the building is right next door to the site of the Ritz Ballroom, a prime 1960s venue that hosted gigs by the Beatles, the Rolling Stones and Pink Floyd.

Speedway events took place between 1947 and 1968, with Dælenenga growing to become a prime national venue, especially during the 1950s.

Happily, part of the complex – the renovation of the adjacent, historic Stora Hotel – will be ready for two of the city's prime food venues to move into in March.

The film received intensive screenings for weeks at a top Jordanian venue, Prime Cinemas.