Sentence examples for break concert from inspiring English sources

Well why don't you sleep, well, there's a certain amount of anxiety that you have you know, and when you really weigh what was ahead, this was a make or break concert series that was going up.

Later in the interview, when talking about his unsuccessful film The Two Jakes, Evans says: "I said to myself, 'Evans, you forgot Hollywood Rule No. 1: [turns to the camera] Kill Homer Simpson.'" Musicians Kid Rock and Joe C. guest starred in the episode as themselves, performing at the annual spring break concert that Homer sneaks out to attend.

Now for Michael Jackson that make or break concert series is exactly the same as the unknown artist who has everything hinging on a little baby tour of Northern California or that one record that they scraped together all of their money, and they borrowed money from everybody in their family and charged up fifteen credit cards and now their going to put out a record.

In years past, MTV's televised spring break concerts added fuel to the already hot word-of-mouth fire about partying in Panama City Beach.

Tickets: $15 $100 for lunch-break concert (Midgette).

Napalm Death, who formed in Birmingham in 1981 and count songs such as "Scum", "Greed Killing" and "Mentally Murdered" among their musical repertoire, were due to play a ground-breaking concert in collaboration with the V&A's resident ceramicist, Keith Harrison.

On Saturday 9 March, residents were treated to a ground-breaking concert that was the result of an almost year-long project.

After 15 years, she was released from the studio but gained renewed success through record-breaking concert appearances, including a return to acting, beginning with critically acclaimed performances.

Mr. Ax's appearance will be a finale for a string of concerts that have given performers a break from concert hall formality.

During a break from concerts, One Direction promoted their album in the United States.

The couple looked very much in love during breaks from concert hopping.