Sentence examples for venue setting from inspiring English sources

The prototype is unique in the current literature as it is specifically designed to simulate a concert venue setting such as a stadium or auditorium and is highly configurable allowing for user definition of concert venues with any arrangement of seats, pathways, stages, exits, and people as well as the definition of multiple fires with fire and smoke dynamics included.

So how might a producing arts venue set about triggering inspiration in its artists?

Godfrey Palaia, 48, general manager, calls the Spot "a social venue set up to enhance the social life of graduate students".

Meanwhile, Eurosport has this image of the rather strange venue set to be used for shooting events in 2012.

The trays of English Breakfast and Japanese popcorn tea, and the Diptyque scent emanating from the candelabras in the New York City public library show venue, set an elegant tone.

You pick a venue, set a limit for the number of people, then invite friends – who can then forward that invitation.

SeOne, London Bridge 2002-2010 It was billed as "London's biggest nightclub", a 3,000-capacity 3,000-capacity venueset of arches beneath London Bringe station, known for big-name Saturday nighters as well as regular Moondance ravast

There is much excitement about star chef Aaron Turner's new restaurant, Igni, a 50-seat venue set to open soon, but there are existing gems to be found too.

All we needed now was for some people to come. 3 Get the word out As soon as you have a date and venue, set up a Facebook event and invite everyone you know.

Weeks and months might pass before the newcomers realise that nobody else has a clue how to (among other things) organise meetings, book the venue, set up an email list, or just make tea - and eventually the newcomer steps forward to do it.

Extra fencing has been erected around the venue, set in 300 acres of parkland close to the M25, and footpaths have been closed.