Sentence examples for venerable place from inspiring English sources

It pleased Rosemary that I worked in such a venerable place.

This lie has a venerable place in the philosophy of surveillance.

He came here first time for the 1999 P.G.A. Championship and gave the leafy, venerable place a four-day jolt of bravado.

His image, bedecked with shades and the perfect length of mini-beard, adorns an advertisement for Gucci, and first-time visitors to Venice could be forgiven for asking what venerable place he holds in the history of the Republic.

…Founded in 1933, Newsweek established a venerable place in the American media landscape, competing ferociously with Time magazine week in and week out to bring news to several million readers.

Founded in 1933, Newsweek established a venerable place in the American media landscape, competing ferociously with Time magazine week in and week out to bring the top news stories to several million readers.

Even though the city, and its auto industry, have been hit by hard times that threaten some venerable places, live music endures in the Motor City.

It includes venerable places, some of which have moved or otherwise changed, like the wine merchant Acker Merrall & Condit on the Upper West Side, which started as a grocery in the early 1800's.

The nation's deadlocked presidential race, which has swirled about this city since earlier this month, made its way today to one of the area's most venerable places of worship.

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.

Seattle's venerable Pike Place Market, the oldest in the nation, has been duplicated in a half-dozen regular outdoor markets around the city over the last five years, and is being studied as a model for a market that may rise on the World Trade Center site in lower Manhattan.