Sentence examples for venues one from inspiring English sources

Bands soundproof secret rehearsal spaces and venues; one heavy metal band avoids arrest by playing in a stinking cowshed on a farm far out of town; members of another band talk about having their instruments confiscated.

All competition venues, one of the main areas of responsibility for VANOC, are completed or will be completed on time and within budget.

Instead of booking the same venues (one can go to the Boom Boom Room only so many times a week before it seems tired), they are putting up velvet ropes and plugging in turntables in unexpected places.

One complex boasts 15 screens including five "studios", comfortable 70-100 seater venues, one of which might profitably screen the reissued Barry Lyndon or this week's intriguing-sounding The Childhood of a Leader.

That might mean collaborating in the use of some venues: one of the reasons that the EIF theatre programme has sometimes seemed frosty and out of touch with contemporary theatre is its tie-up with barn-like Edinburgh venues like the Playhouse which simply don't lend themselves to much contemporary work.

With such a variety of venues, one has to wonder: are the light sculptures art objects for a white-walled space or high-end design objects?

Kennedy spent the fall of '56 campaigning for Stevenson but picked his own venues, ones that could redound to his benefit four years later.

Owned by regional hospitality company the Villa Group, Villa Levens is primarily a wedding/conference venue; one where glossy fliers on each table push Easter Sunday lunch and afternoon teas.

As the number of clubs in Britain continues to steeply decline, a dead Tiger Tiger means one less venue, one more disused unit on a dwindling, thinning high street.

With its glass vestibule and expense-account feel, Bar 44 isn't the venue one might expect to be proclaiming its crunchy cred by noting the down-on-the-farm origins of its cocktail ingredients.

At the venue, one protester gleefully mocked Trump.