Sentence examples for weekly residence from inspiring English sources

He had been a charter member of the band when it began its long-running weekly residence at the Village Vanguard in 1966.

This double bill combines two sides of the Mingus repertory: the Mingus Big Band, which in its long-running engagement at the Fez has specialized in that great bassist's roustabout blues and workshoplike pieces, and the newer Mingus Orchestra, currently in weekly residence at the City Hall restaurant in TriBeCa, which dedicates itself to Mingus's more intricate, composerly pieces.

As DJ Hype – co-founder of Real Playaz, who have held a weekly residence at the club since its opening – told RA back in 2009: "There's nothing like it… Most normal clubs weren't really equipped for a music like drum & bass at the time.

Luckily for him, the managers liked the idea and Dave found himself holding down two weekly residences at inner city brothels.

No relationships between area of residence and weekly walking or cycling for recreation were observed.

For further details visit plymouth.ac.uk/money Accommodation Weekly rent in halls of residence ranges from £97.30 to £165 per week and are all are within a 20 minute walk of the campus and city centre.

WASHINGTON — In 2004, the Republican master strategist Karl Rove led weekly sessions at his Washington residence where, over big plates of his butter-smothered "eggies" and bacon slabs, he planned the re-election of President George W. Bush — and what he hoped would be lasting Republican dominion over Democrats.

Compliance is improved with weekly vs daily dosing, and residence in a nursing home.

"I'm not a tax inspector," she said when asked by the Journal de Dimanche, a weekly, whether Mr Drahi's Swiss residence was a problem for his bid.

It is unclear how big a lift, if any, the proclamation will give Japan's antinuclear movement, which appeared to crest last year when tens of thousands of demonstrators gathered weekly outside the prime minister's residence.

Area of residence was unrelated to weekly recreational walking/cycling.