Sentence examples for venue to support from inspiring English sources

By e-mail, Donahue noted some of the difficulties of such an enterprise: a massive set that could be reassembled whole in each new venue to support the show's computerized flying system, as well as the challenge of filling massive stadiums night after night.

We also decided to purchase extra wifi at the venue to support streaming the content.

Although drug treatment programs offer an important venue to support drug users' HCV related needs, our study participants, drawn from 14 different drug treatment programs throughout the U.S. and receiving treatment in two different modalities, had limited knowledge about HCV.

This finding warrants discussion because there has been increased attention placed on the childcare environment as a venue to support activity behaviours [ 28- 32], and yet, staff are reporting that they cannot be fully successful in encouraging this important health behaviour if support and reinforcement for activity are lacking in the child's home.

Personnel had already begun to be deployed to venues "to support the rolling search and lock-down process between now and the start of the Olympics, alongside the police, the commercial security provider, G4S, and volunteers," he said in his written ministerial statement to Parliament.

Artists in Arizona face similar challenges to other cities, in that there are not enough venues to support the work.

Wesker is a great playwright, but his argument surely smacks of bitterness: "On what basis could the Royal Court claim to be a writer's theatre when they kept rejecting the work of one of its most acclaimed writers?" The clue, I'd suggest, is in that rogue Freudian apostrophe: the Court, and any new-writing venue, exists to support more than one writer.

There simply is no substitute for the on-the-job learning that occurs once teachers take the helm of their own classrooms, and this three-part series aims to provide newly in-service teachers with frameworks and venues designed to support their professional, intellectual, and psychic growth.

It's disquieting that the trial is taking place in San Francisco, probably the venue most likely to support gay marriage.

As Annabel Turpin of ARC in Stockton has observed, one solution for theatres and venues would be to support fewer artists but offer them more money.

Continue to support venues, artists, DJs and businesses that rely on a night time economy to survive.