Sentence examples for venerable gathering from inspiring English sources

The wedding took place at the Players Club, a venerable gathering spot for New York actors, in the very room that Ms. Seldes chose for this interview.

DETROIT — Navigating tables laden with lentil burgers and smoked wild salmon B.L.T.'s, Sharon Robinson escorted a guest toward paintings hanging on the high walls of the Cass Cafe, a venerable gathering place near Wayne State University popular with students, poets and visual artists.

And the show itself feels like a just-on-the-verge-of-spring gathering of venerable spirits.

The gathering, held at the venerable New York Athletic Club, both celebrated Goldman's past and looked toward its future.

La Nacional is the gathering spot for the venerable Spanish Benevolent Society, founded in 1868 to offer a familiar cultural environment for Spanish travelers and expatriates.

NASA last week abruptly decided to shut down a venerable research satellite that has been gathering critical global climate change data for a decade.

Financial troubles will make this summer's July 2-7 gathering the last for the venerable festival, the oldest Christian music and arts festival in the U.S.

That, he said, is why Mr. Nusseibeh, a political moderate and scion of one of Jerusalem's most venerable families, could not be allowed to have his gathering.

The Associated Press, the venerable news organization that has been part of the backbone of news gathering for nearly 170 years, launched a brand new virtual reality portal today.

The two have been friends since their early days at the venerable Sandor Vegh's International Musicians Seminar in Prussia Cove, Cornwall, in England, another artists' gathering place of awesome natural beauty.

Taking a page from the venerable Harper's Index, and a few from "A Day in the Life of America," this flash census took a snapshot of gathering points in each of the five boroughs: a food court, a ferry, a cafe, a park, a bus.