Sentence examples for decent concert from inspiring English sources

And if you've taken any decent concert pictures, don't forget you can share them via our gig photos Flickr group.

And if you've taken any decent concert pictures, don't forget you can share them via our Flickr group.

And if you've taken any decent concert pictures recently, don't forget you can share them via our Flickr group.

Does it seem as though buying decent concert tickets is getting harder and harder for the average person?

Organising a concert, they were faced with the expense of hiring a decent concert grand and decided to make good use of it: why not hire it over several days and hold a piano festival?

So it was a decent, unpretentious concert, leaning toward the jazz side of Latin jazz.

He described the £24bn bale-out of Northern Rock as the equivalent of 30 Millennium Domes 'without the prospect of a decent rock concert at the end of it'.

The show was, in a backward way, his idea: it was inspired by "Day in the Life of Diplo," a three-minute commercial, also starring Van Der Beek, for Mad Decent's concert series, the Mad Decent Block Party).

'[It is the equivalent of] 30 Millennium Domes without even the prospect of a decent rock concert at the end of it.' Victim: Alistair Darling, 20 November, Commons debate.

Harry Truman, an amateur pianist who often brought miniature scores with him to classical performances in Washington, D.C., once wondered aloud why the capital lacked a decent venue for concerts.

Instead, however, most eschewed the opportunity to wait for upcoming online onsales by plunking down 70-something dollars per ticket and walking away with at-best decent seats for concerts that are still as much as 11 months away.