Sentence examples for secret venue from inspiring English sources

"Is there anything going on tonight?" He smiled and started to tell me about a party, a guest list, a secret venue.

There won't be any raids or threats during the London season, but audiences will get to the secret venue in similar fashion and discuss the issues afterwards.

Modelled on a New York event last December, the "rule-breaking" gig will take place at a secret venue, raising money for Arms Around the Child.

Charged by his handler, Abu Leila, with finding a secret venue for talks between Israelis and Palestinians, Michel also reads Primo Levi, where he finds dark echoes of what happened to him in Lebanon".Shake Off" is written in the first person, and Mr Hiller, who grew up in Beirut, London and Dar es Salaam, has a unique and engaging voice.

Perhaps the perfect answer would be to let the public preening go on out front, while the show moves, stealthily, to a different and secret venue, with the audience just a group of dedicated pros — dressed head to toe in black, of course.

And with fresh assertions that a foreign submarine was possibly involved in a collision with the Kursk, Russian officials betrayed some of the frustration and mistrust that were the hallmark of the cold war, even as an extraordinary collaboration among British, Norwegian and Russian sailors unfolded in the Arctic sea famous as a secret venue for rival fleets.

Eagleton has written that Amis is "with the beasts... the Muslim-baiters and haters, these days as likely to come from the Groucho and Garrick clubs as the nasty secret venues used by the neo-fascists".

As of 2013 Irving was lecturing to small audiences at secret venues on topics like alleged Jewish conspiracies and alleged exaggeration of the holocaust.

Since the lockout laws came in, a night out is no longer spontaneous you have to either plan your partying ahead of time at a scheduled event outside the CBD lockout zone (like the occasional Mad Rackets or a secret-venue Motorik or Picnic party), head to the now-overcrowded strip of Newtown's bohemian King Street, or be prepared to pack it all in before 3 30 AM.

One of those secret underground venues you hear about at Glasto, but are never able to find, one full of celebs and champagne.

In 1989, when glasnost was in flower, Cochran persuaded the Soviet Union to open some of its most secret nuclear venues to a roadshow of American scientists and congressmen and invited along a couple of reporters.