Sentence examples for before festival from inspiring English sources

This nightmarish, walk-through experience about America's 1960s colonisations of far-flung parts of the globe (and of our imaginations) had barely been packed away before festival director Alex Poots asked what the company might like to do next.

Though famed for his detailed prints and illustrations, Hokusai was also fond of displaying his artistic prowess in public making, for example, huge paintings (some fully 200 square metres [about 2,000 square feet] in area) of mythological figures before festival crowds, in both Edo and Nagoya.

A third single, "Turn" reached #27 in July before festival season.

Earlier this year, only months before festival season was in full swing, Canadian news stories about fentanyl-related deaths were increasing at an alarming rate.

Playing before festival audiences who were not guaranteed to be fans of his music was largely new to Springsteen, but after a slow start the show captured over most of the Bonnaroo audience.

John specifies that the Wednesday night "last supper" was "before the festival of Passover".

About $230,000 worth of drugs and psychoactive substances were seized by police officers and security staff, with about $83,000 worth of that figure collected in amnesty bins before festival-goers entered the site almost double the amount submitted to amnesty in 2015.

£175,000 worth of drugs and psychoactive substances were seized by police officers and security staff, with £62,518 worth of that figure collected in amnesty bins before festival-goers entered the site – almost double the amount submitted to amnesty in 2015.

Some comics put extra shows on sale before the festival even starts; others before the brochure's even published.

When she's appeared at the festival before, parents and kids come to her panels together.

Annie Griffin It's interesting that a lot of us worked in TV before - Festival was my first feature, and before that I'd done a series called The Book Group for Channel 4. It's also interesting how difficult it is to make a feature film in Britain - not the actual making of the film, but the financing and distribution and the complications of all that.