Sentence examples for venue collapsed from inspiring English sources
A bridge near the main venue collapsed, injuring dozens, and had to be quickly rebuilt.
A much-publicized multimillion-dollar attempt to restore the theater and reopen it as an entertainment venue collapsed in 2000.
"I can never sleep without the TV on," he bawls on TV, a desperate treatise on youth's hardwired need for 24-hour connectivity that boasts a bassline so rumbling it literally brought the house down at the first of these four free London shows when the ceiling at Ladbroke Grove's KPH venue collapsed 90 seconds in.
Meanwhile, police said 23 labourers were injured as a bridge being built near the main Games venue collapsed.
A deal which would have seen West Ham take over the venue collapsed last year, but the Premier League club has now been named as the preferred bidder again.
La Gr√®ve Général had their computers running on overload and almost made the ram packed venue collapse.
Bose Technologies Make the Difference The L1 Compact system features a 14-inch line array and offers two distinct setup configurations: extended (68″ tall) for larger venues or collapsed (17″ tall) for smaller venues, where it can be placed on a table or other elevated surface.
On 16 June 2012, an hour before gates were due to open at Toronto's Downsview Park for the final concert of Radiohead's North American tour, the roof of the venue's temporary stage collapsed, killing drum technician Scott Johnson and injuring three other members of Radiohead's touring technical crew.
Khan said: "No single organisation or public body can solve these problems alone – we all need to work together to ensure London thrives as a 24-hour city, in a way that is safe and enjoyable for everyone". The club's owners temporarily shut the venue in August to allow an investigation to take place after the death of the second teenager, who collapsed outside the venue.
The main part of the fire appeared to take hold in the roof above the main hall of the venue, part of which later collapsed.
In 2014, local authorities called for a review of the club's license after eight attendees collapsed at the venue due to illegal drug use within a three-year span, four of whom died.
