Sentence examples for venues at which from inspiring English sources

Fugazi keep ticket prices as low as possible, and the Stratford Rex is typical of the middling-size, marginal venues at which they play.

There are six venues at which the songs are played (Cavern Club, Ed Sullivan Theatre, Shea Stadium, Budokan, Abbey Road and the Apple Corps Savile Row Rooftop).

Regardless of conditions Augusta National and St Andrews are not bad venues at which to have written your name in golfing folklore.

Li abandoned the state sponsorship of her communist country principally to ensure she could choose her own coach – her husband – and the venues at which she wanted to compete.

A prominent vegetarian and opponent of the livestock industry who has been known to ban meat products from venues at which he performs, Morrissey is no stranger to guest appearances.

While Mr Salmond had been hatching grand plans to rid Scotland of the capitalist (read: English) yoke, Mr Cameron had been carousing in Brasenose College, Oxford, as a member of the Bullingdon Club, a private drinking society known for smashing up the venues at which it drank.

Susan was an active hostess, and her home was the venue at which Dickinson met a few friends, most importantly Samuel Bowles, publisher and editor of the influential Springfield Republican.

Most quirkily, the Waca is also the only venue at which Alastair Cook watched a Test as spectator before playing in one.

The New York venue, at which the 2019 US PGA Championship will also be held, became the first public course to host the US Open 11 years ago.

The US PGA Championship could be destined for a Monday finish upon its return to the New Jersey venue at which Phil Mickelson triumphed in 2005.

He will compete in the Shell Houston Open from Thursday, the same venue at which he failed in a last-ditch bid to play in the 2014 Masters.