Sentence examples for venue managed from inspiring English sources

I rarely go anywhere but a few miles from my apartment, but they drove me all the way to the gorgeous, ancient, redone Columbia City Theater, a new music venue managed by friends.

The decision was widely criticised as a punitive reaction to the complex sociocultural issue of drug abuse and three months later, the venue managed to reach an agreement with Islington Council on a set of conditions that would permit its management to reopen the club.

"A degree in event and festival management gives you all the basic knowledge you need in every area of the event industry, from wedding planning, to venue managing to festivals," says Jessie Mitchell, a third-year student on the BA course at Bucks New University.

As for the venue, Swezey managed to charter a whale-watching boat on the cheap, and with help from Mariska Leyssius's band Psi Com, built a makeshift stage out of wooden planks the morning of the show.

Both venues are managed by Palace Amusement Ltd, which is anticipating protests outside each cinema.

How is the waste that's generated by fans at venues being managed?

The reason is simple: with the arrival of Alice, Avatar went from playing at 299 3D cinemas to just 132, with limited show times at those venues it managed to cling to.

The sports venues are managed by social enterprises and are accessible to local communities and tourists.

It also offers investors a venue to manage their financial assets and listed companies a platform to raise the funds.

For every venue that manages to weather this notoriously fickle city, dozens more disappear in a shitstorm of public meltdowns and bad press, sometimes just a few weeks after opening their doors.

E3 will generate sales through seven revenue streams that comprise the company's products and services: Membership Fees Educational Courses Food and Beverage Gate/Entertainment Retail Merchandise Arcade Venue Rental Managing seven separate revenue streams requires ramping up each one individually, ensuring that each area performs well before developing the next revenue stream.