Sentence examples for Neither festival from inspiring English sources

Neither festival is huge, but the entrepreneurs behind them hope they will become yearly events, avoiding the pitfalls that have doomed larger rock festivals around New York City in recent years.

The Isle of Wight council decided neither the festival's capacity nor the length of its licence should be changed.

"Look, neither the Festival Hall nor the Barbican give you the kind of acoustical treat you get when you go to the Concertgebouw in Amsterdam," he says.

Unique in that it was neither a food festival nor a music festival but a bit of both, it brought together established performing artists and genuinely enjoyable grub.

And that's it - Thanksgiving is neither a religious festival nor a present-exchanging extravaganza.

Thus, neither Sabbath nor festival can be properly observed in the synagogue, according to the ancient tradition, if fewer than 10 Jewish males are present.

Reform Jews, the most innovative of the three groups, observe neither the additional festival days (including the second day of Rosh Hashana) nor the fasts and have modified the liturgy and the observances of the holidays.

The Jockey Club will be responsible for funding and will not be seeking contributions from the local council, and neither will festival ticket prices be hiked as a means of paying for the project.

But even so-called Shakespeare festivals are neither all about Shakespeare nor particularly festive.

The Anglican bishop of Blackburn, Julian Henderson, whose diocese includes Blackpool, said he held a "neutral position" about Graham's appearance at the festival, but neither he nor other members of his leadership team would attend the event.

"I don't eat either," he added, "but if you do surely torturing them first is mental". Gervais is referring to reports that many dogs slaughtered in the festival are neither raised on farms nor humanely killed.