Sentence examples for venue above from inspiring English sources

315 West 44th Street, +1 212 581 3080, birdlandjazz.com Troutiemcfish Swedish American Hall, San Francisco This is a venue above the Cafe Du Nord on Market Street.

The two rappers finally gave their first packed gig in Paris last week at 3am in a smart venue above the Palais de Tokyo art museum as their album Le Monde Chico made record sales.

It's all taking place at the Marlborough theatre, a volunteer-run venue above a well-established lesbian pub, one of the early meeting places of the modern gay rights movement in Sussex.

It might sound an unpromising topic but, night after night, Kieran Hodgson packed the punters into a small sweaty venue above a pub, with standing room only even for the industry movers and shakers.

"We decided to approach the jungle — and what is above us," said Mr. Leon, referring to the puffs of white cloud printed on cyberspace blue that opened the collection, while the show's venue above a food market represented the importance the Asian world gives to food.

Then one of our security guards grabbed me and said that I was needed immediately inside Metro, the sister venue above Smart Bar.

Bassnectar will one of the few independent, non-major label-affiliated artists to ever play the venue, beating Above & Beyond's sold-out October 18 appearance by mere weeks. .

New state-of-the-art stadiums and sports arenas have popped up all over the country in the past few years; along with updated standards in guest amenities, these venues have gone above and beyond to provide gastronomic pleasures that exceed the expected burgers and fries by a long shot.

For perceived importance of an array of factors potentially influencing food-purchasing venue (rated 0 10, see above) mean scores were calculated for food shopping groups ("traditional," "modern," and "mixed") as well as by socio-economic and geo-demographic characteristics.

Cake delivery is one of my favorite parts of the job because we get to see beautifully decorated party venues, and above all, we get to see the client's reaction.

But regardless of where you end up publishing -- most writers end up working several of the venues listed above -- a great way to learn the terrain is to listen to others who already work in the field, either on the writing side or the hiring -- that is, the editing -- side.