Sentence examples for world venues from inspiring English sources

However, a number of Second and Third World venues capture our fancy, including Panama, Uruguay, Ecuador and, in this World Cup season, South Africa.

My guess is that a big part of their location play is involving places — that is, real world venues that they can get on Facebook in a major way.

They've also sought to place work outside the usual contemporary art world venues.

In more abstract terms, he outlines an aesthetic capable of "tapping into the zeitgeist," an eclectic genre that brings artists of various media together -- from graphic designers to craftsmen to fine artists -- inside and outside of typical art world venues, bending the possibilities of textiles, posters, murals, signage, and more, all within the confines of the so-called urban space.

First, the virtual world venue is immersive and interactive.

It's not clear yet whether there will be any licensed real-world venues, although there were pretty strong hints in my demo that a 120,000-capacity festival in the game was modelled on Glastonbury.

Amazon has been steadily expanding into real-world venues in recent years.

It had an early Monopoly-like hit called MyTown that let players compete over real-world venues too, but the game didn't really have staying power.

One month ago, Facebook unveiled Facebook Places, its long-awaited location feature that lets friends check-in to real-world venues.

Via the location-based app, players enter real-world venues to battle the undead, while seeking out food, weapons and medical supplies to help their friends survive.

Today it gets a new contender with The Tap Lab, a Cambridge-based startup and alum of the TechStars incubator, that lets players compete to take over real-world venues.