Marquees in a sentence

Canterbury Marquees have had one of their marquees ripped apart in the storm.

It’s that time of the year when everyone has their annual pilgrimage to the Ventnor Fringe - a creative paradise that pops up in the parks of our Island’s southern-most town, big tops and marquees emerging, rammed with creatives.

Cheltenham Civic Society, which aims to conserve the architectural and historical features of the spa town, is backing the council regarding the marquees.

Consumer lawyer Dean Dunham replies: I often hear traders that hire out goods, such as marquees, say hire contract is not covered under the Consumer Rights Act 2015 as they have not 'sold' the goods to the consumer.

Dogs are very welcome in animal areas but cannot enter livestock marquees or buildings.

The team have even added a marquee outside for outdoor cooking and dining - with initial support from Shipseys Marquees followed by Q and R Events manufacturing the stretch tent.

We will be closing off the street, setting up a stage (on the grass patch outside Wharf Street Distillery), a performance zone and a kids zone, while marquees will line-up a along Wharf Street, chamber president, Simon France said.

A statement issued by the Chief Press Secretary to the Governor, Mr. Kunle Somorin, said all hotels, viewing centres, marquees, event centres, suites, guest houses, and motels can now re-open.

For decades in downtown Charleston, the marquees of the Gloria, the American, the Garden Theatre and the Riviera glistened along King Street and surrounding streets like Liberty, home to the Arcade, and Society, with The Victory.

He needed extended treatment after sliding into a metal tent pole, part of one of the marquees on the boundary edge at Middlesex's newest outground home at Radlett.

In any case, the recent crop of Universal movies provides movie theater owners, many of whom are desperate for fresh product to offer, something new to populate their marquees.

When Plummer brought up Ruth Gordon’s appearance as Dolly Levi in Thornton Wilder’s “The Matchmaker” (later reimagined as the musical “Hello, Dolly!”) in 1955, they both lit up like Broadway marquees at sunset.

Surely idyllic in summer, during the winter the terrace is protected from the elements with large marquees and that glossy plastic sheeting that would like to be glass if only it had the rigidity of character.

The grounds are well-kempt and the marquees erected on the school grounds put the icing on the otherwise new “Garden of Eden” where the “Adams and Eves” of Zanu PF are going to wine and dine all week-long.

Hearts Adrift was so popular that Pickford asked for the first of her many publicized pay raises based on the profits and reviews. citation The film marked the first time Pickford’s name was featured above the title on movie marquees.

It must have been quite a picture with a new 6000 seat grandstand, coloured marquees ringing the ground and a carnival outside.