Sentence examples for remote venues from inspiring English sources

Taxi drivers who take me the long distances from town centre railway stations out to these remote venues have to plug the coordinates into their satnavs.

According to the former, the Y buckled and sent the note on to the stage after receiving emailed complaints from people who were watching the event live in remote venues across the US.

But even these remote venues see minimal snowfall - Zhangjiakou averages eight inches of the white stuff per year, while Yanqing gets a miserly two inches.

In the analysis, we group farmers trained in South Lampung (different district) and Garut-Ciamis (inter-island) together into a remote-location training category due to similarities in their training nature: Farmers trained in these remote venues spent 4 days in total in the training center, enabling them to interact intensively with their fellow trainees and extension workers.

With the permission of local community leaders, Buddhist temples, Christian churches, other religious centers, private houses, and local health centers were used as MVCT venues, and river-boats and motorbikes were used to transport MVCT staff to more remote venues.

Queens Museum of Art is probably the most remote venue that New York art lovers have to travel to.

Karen Rawlins, 42, and Jonathan Lee, 35, who live near Dartford, Kent, planned to tie the knot today in the picturesque setting of Dode church, but heavy snow blocked preparations for a minibus to transport guests to the remote venue.

Richard Golden's thoughtful response actually seems to support my point -- short of holding the tournament at a truly remote venue, there's no such thing as a neutral site.

A stray comment earlier this week from England's coach, Roy Hodgson, who said he hoped not to play in the stifling tropical heat of Manaus — the Amazon jungle down that is by far the tournament's most remote venue — has already set off controversy.

Nestled between a pair of Lochs Nevis and Hourn this pub, situated in, yep, an old forge, can quite easily lay claim to being the most remote venue in Britain.

Jeremy Saulnier's "Green Room," on the other hand, is a visceral movie that comes to feel all too real, as a struggling punk rock band takes a last-minute gig at a remote venue that turns out to be a white supremacist stronghold.