Sentence examples for festival derived from inspiring English sources

An annual festival derived from ancient Dionysian competitions is celebrated in houses where a marriage has taken place during the previous year.

The Kumbh Mela festival derives its name from a Hindu story of a battle between gods and demons over a kumbh, or pot, of a divine nectar of immortality.

Our festival derives from a more personal and closer reality.

The festival derives its name from the Monte Mariano Church at Farangipet in South Canara, and was initiated by Fr.

Though Sukkot has its origins as an ancient agricultural harvest festival, the modern religious version of the festival is derived from the Hebrew scriptures.

The name of the festival was derived from the Akkadian pûru, meaning "lot".

Managers of several venues, who necessarily only found out about Aung San Suu Kyi's involvement in November, were frustrated by the lack of time this left them to programme work engaging with the festival's derived themes of "freedom of expression, liberty, and the power of the individual voice in society".

5. São Luís, Maranhão Bumba Meu Boi is a wild, folkloric festival is derived from African, Indian and Portuguese influences that mingled in colonial times.

Well, I suppose part of my ill will towards festivals is derived from a feeling of being left out.

Anybody who has been trapped on a Sundance shuttle bus will tell you that much of the kinetic energy and serendipity that makes for the festival experience derives from isolation and an absence of distraction.

The four-day festival, which derives from Spanish and Mesoamerican traditions, honors the town's patron saint, Our Lady of Guadalupe, and consists of dances, historical reënactments, and traditional food.