Sentence examples for venue of two from inspiring English sources

"As the venue of two Ecumenical Councils, Iznik really has the potential to draw a lot of interest from all over the world," Mr. Gunay said last year.

"As the venue of two Ecumenical Councils, Iznik really has the potential to draw a lot of interest from all over the world," said Mr. Gunay, the culture minister.

"Now I am in a position to take a venue of one lakh rupees," or 10 times the originally planned cost, he said.

He also sought an international reputation as a bridge between francophone and anglophone Africa, by helping, in partnership with Nigeria, to build the Economic Community of West African States (Ecowas) in 1975, and by offering Lomé, as the venue of four trade and aid conventions with the EEC from 1975 to 1990.

To that end, Beckham's personal appearances were paramount with members of the 24-member FIFA executive committee who will vote for the venues of two World Cups — in 2018 and 2022 — in December 2010.

Praise be and let's give thanks: this converted church – and an almighty one at that – is now home to Òran Mór, a venue comprised of two bars, two restaurants and a club.

Outside of The Boathouse is a new live-music venue — one of two added at Disney Springs.

Finally, a multicenter study carried out in hospitality venues of eight European countries compared SHS concentrations between venues where indoor smoking was allowed and venues where it was banned (López et al. 2012).

This unassuming ground tucked away just off the A38 as it scurries south-west from Birmingham has been the venue for two of the greatest Ashes Tests.

For reform advocates, the Energy and Commerce Committee remains the toughest venue of the three committees handling health care in the House of Representatives, in large part because of the Blue Dog and moderate Democrats that make up its ranks.

The venue consists of three hills, each tailor-made for aerials, moguls and ski ballet, respectively.