Sentence examples for based on festivals from inspiring English sources

The report suggests that retailers should tailor discount seasons based on festivals of different regions, offer best prices and value added services (happy hours on shopping deals, offers for retirees, contests for students, for example), among other things.

"Is a big year based on festival appearances, number of releases, awards?

"MOMO SUZUKI: DANCES OF THE SEASONS," a "Stories and Art" performance inspired by a new exhibition of Japanese woodblock prints, features traditional Japanese folk dances based on seasonal festivals.

While the promoters of Soundsplash and Bay Dreams feel that booking decisions shouldn't be made based on allegations, Laneway Festival Auckland co-promoter Mark Kneebone suggests that festivals can't exist in a bubble, and have to accept that booking decisions will affect the community on multiple levels.

The official game for Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara, based on the La Tomatina festival, was released by Jump Games on 19 July 2011.

The film, which opens in limited release today (11/16/11) and goes wider Friday, is already being touted as an Oscar contender, based on several film festival screenings in the fall.

The notion goes hand-in-hand with posts that went around this week saying 81percentt of attendees would go back next year based on something a festival organizer claimed in an interview with Rolling Stone.

The Gregorian calendar was a further improvement and has been almost universally adopted because it satisfactorily draws into one system the dating of religious festivals based on the phases of the Moon and seasonal activities determined by the movement of the Sun.

Festicket, the U.K.-based online booking platform for festivals, has integrated with Spotify to help you discover music festivals based on the music you listen to.

Festivals based on themes — whether a composer, a country, or a historical or philosophical construct — have grown increasingly common on the concert calendar.

WHEN Carnegie Hall kicked off what has become an annual series of big festivals based on big personalities and big cultures, it planted a flag first in familiar soil.