Sentence examples for the first venue from inspiring English sources
The Bruce Museum was "privileged to be the first venue," said Peter C. Sutton, the executive director.
It is also 2012's most difficult child, the first venue to be designed, the last to be finished.
The first venue was a tiny basement in north London, and the cover charge was 99p (change provided).
"Listen up — this is the first venue that De La Soul performed at, twenty-five yeago ago," he said.
The first venue I went looking for no longer exists, the second had hugely disappointing stock and the third was a veritable mad house.
He said he chose the first venue – a disused health centre – because it was in the middle of the town and would attract plenty of attention.
Considered a Melbourne institution, Pellegrini's was one of the first venues in the city to install an espresso machine.
416 H Street (001 202 332 3346, dissidentdisplay.com) The first venues to rediscover H Street tended towards a tattoo-tastic clientele.
Later we stop for drinks in the grand 437 Rush – one of the first venues to play a new-fangled type of music called jazz.
This month the abbey became one of the first venues to qualify for the government's Learning Outside the Classroom (LOtC) accredited quality kitemark, launched last month.
Blackpool Tower will be one of the first venues to take advantage of the new rules, offering weddings at sunrise, midnight and even at 3am at the top of the tower.
