Sentence examples for sole venue from inspiring English sources

It was not staged again until 1948 at Silverstone which then alternated with first Aintree racecourse and then Brands Hatch before becoming the sole venue from 1987.

(The ICSID is not the sole venue for such cases; there are similar forums in London, Paris, Hong Kong and the Hague, among others).

Only eight per cent said they were "highly likely" to make the 48-mile trip to Milton Keynes, while 40 per cent said they would only renew their season  tickets if Wembley were the sole venue.

Hampden became the sole venue of the Scottish Cup Final after 1925 except in the 1990s when it was being renovated.

Organized by Klaus Biesenbach, Chief Curator at Large at MoMA and Director of MoMA PS1, the exhibition will be on view from March 7th through June 7th, 2015 and MoMA will be the sole venue.

As a result, private art centers and commercial galleries are today the sole venues in Belgium that show art by living artists.

Esther Gill, entertainment manager with the Bournemouth Opera House, has revealed that the legendary 70s funk band have chosen her venue as their sole UK date because she is a longtime friend of their booking agent.

The Bell Centre is the only major league sports venue in North America where LEDs provide the sole source of illumination of the playing surface; it is not the only pro sports venue on the continent to use LEDs this way (some minor league arenas do).

With Britain slipping into a double-dip recession, companies appear unwilling to pay the typical £4,500 per ticket for blue riband events demanded by Prestige Ticketing, which has sole rights to provide business hospitality at venues.

Regardless of the race of the author, painting broad strokes that focus on whole communities as the sole nucleus of a problem seems particularly naïve for a venue that claims to be iconic and experienced.

The club argued the London Legacy Development Corporation LLDCC) was wrong to award sole use to the Hammers and wanted to share the venue.