Sentence examples for venue capable of from inspiring English sources

He says that developing the right approach to the aerobatics and finding a venue capable of accommodating its equipment slowed the process considerably.

By 1914 Yale too had a home suited to huge crowds: the Yale Bowl, splendid in style, was a venue capable of housing more than 70,000.

Outline planning permission has been granted for a temporary venue capable of hosting up to 8,000 visitors a day on Fish Island, a small former industrial area in Stratford which is home to 600 people and 120 businesses.

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The new 3,300-capacity national stadium in the capital Andorra le Vella is the country's only venue capable of hosting the Euro qualifier against Chris Coleman's side.

The Lawn Tennis Association has already begun the search for an indoor venue capable of hosting next March's Davis Cup tie with the United States.

British Athletics chief executive Niels de Vos said: "Following the construction of the Emirates Arena in Glasgow and the extensive redevelopment of the Barclaycard Arena in Birmingham, we are in the fortunate position of having two genuinely world-class indoor athletics venues capable of hosting events on this scale".

However, they require "a whole new approach" to design, because they need to be "sophisticated entertainment centres, multi-experience venues, capable of being enjoyed in many diverse ways".

The venue would be capable of hosting two teams with 70,240 fixed seats and accommodate another 30,000 people in standing-room-only areas for large events.

Kroenke doesn't need to partner with another team to finance the stadium, but the NFL sees L.A. as a two-team market and wants venues to be capable of hosting both.

Lighting is provided at 1,400 lux, while the venue has a ventilation system capable of both heating and cooling, as well as de-moisturizing, and both re-use and circulation of air.