Sentence examples for Provide concert from inspiring English sources

Their obvious enjoyment deeply impressed her, and after her return to New York in 1903 she established the Ticket Bureau for the Blind to provide concert and theatre tickets.

If you're looking for concert reviews, look elsewhere although it recently began to provide concert previews and music news.

Some bands such as the Sex Pistols, Living Colour, and Aerosmith have rerecorded these songs, while other bands have been able to provide concert "live" master recordings.

Together, they participate in Concerts in Motion, an organization that hires musicians to provide concerts to the homebound or disabled.

The Chicago native revealed on Twitter Wednesday that he will provide concert-goers the opportunity to register to vote during his world tour in partnership with the NAACP's #staywokeandvote campaign.

The Memphis Convention and Visitors Bureau, (901) 543-5333, operates a Web site, www.memphistravel.com, which provides concert schedules and allows travelers to make hotel reservations as well as register for discounts on tickets and accommodations.

It created an award-winning FREE.I.P. program that provides concert tickets in exchange for volunteerism.

Actually, all I was doing, along with about 2,500 others who attended the convention, was wandering among the scores of exhibitions, admiring a 64-inch digital cabin video monitor here, a cushy lie-flat airline bed with flashy remote controls there, a display of passenger earphones providing concert-hall fidelity over there.

The company is teaming up with JamBase, which provides concerts listings and tour schedules, and SongMeanings, which you've surely come across while Googling to find out what the eff that guy is actually singing about.

Organized by over a thousand volunteers, it provides concert-goers the opportunity to see big-name artists at an affordable price they wouldn't normally get to see.

In early 1941 she successfully auditioned as a singer with the Council for the Encouragement of the Arts (CEMA), which provided concerts and other entertainments to military camps, factories and other workplaces.