Sentence examples for venues called from inspiring English sources

There is also a programme of live music – from bluegrass to ska – at pubs and other venues, called Rhythm Routes.

Despite genuine concerns that the velodrome would not be built on time, the delayed Olympic venue other delayed Olympic venues called "The Guv'nor" seemed decidedly ready for action.

In 2008, Village Roadshow, an Australia-based company that operates a string of theater-restaurant combination venues called Gold Class opened U.S. outposts in Redmond, Wash., and South Barrington, Ill.; there are plans to open 50 more across the country in the next five years.

Here in Koenji, hipsters are drawn to the suburban underground culture and live music venues, called "live houses".

The study recruited participants from 12 alcohol-serving venues (six small informal venues called shebeens and six larger licensed taverns) selected from an initial list of 124 local venues identified by local informants.

"Other venues call in a hawk guy to chase them away.

In the bricks and mortar world, retailers have long understood that different venues call for different retail formats – think of the differences between a flagship Starbucks in a downtown location relative to a Starbucks tucked inside a Safeway supermarket.

Different venues call for different types of concessions, too.

It happened in a Glasgow venue called Stereo in 2004.

We saw them in Lima at a venue called La Noche.

We decided to play a little impromptu show at a classic venue called the Bataclan.