Sentence examples for festival pattern from inspiring English sources
In 2008, the Wellcome Collection in London curated an exhibition on the Festival Pattern Group called "From Atom to Patterns".
In 1951, the Festival Pattern Group at the Festival of Britain hosted a collaborative group of textile manufacturers and experienced crystallographers to design lace and prints based on the X-ray crystallography of insulin, china clay, and hemoglobin.
This second Beckett festival develops patterns sketched last year – in particular, delivering dramatic readings of his works at unexpected sites in and around the town: Neil Pearson, for instance, was reported to have given such a vivid rendition of Dante and the Lobster in the dining hall of Portora Royal school, Beckett's alma mater, that more than one person confessed to hungrily drooling.
Those festivals are patterned after Bonnaroo, the giant, four-day concert in Manchester, Tenn., which also takes place this weekend.
Large-scale immigration inevitably generates demands on the part of immigrants to behave in ways that differ from the receiving country: These demands can be for private forms of cultural and religious expression, such as dances, festivals, particular patterns of diet and attending places of worship.
MOSTLY MOZART FESTIVAL Following the pattern of recent years, Mozart will be the star around which a veritable solar system of other composers will orbit.
In periodic festivals men celebrate sacred time; a sacred calendar marks off the intervals of man's life, and these sacred festivals provide the pattern for productive and joyous living.
The festival has another familiar pattern.
Day's furnishing fabrics, of which the most famous was the Festival of Britain abstract pattern Calyx, hung in every "contemporary" living room in Britain.
Independent projects are the heart of the festival, which follows the pattern of film industry events, from an opening-night gala to an awards ceremony and reception.
I attended a festival workshop on immigration patterns and island architecture at the library in Sydney and heard a talk on Celtic storytelling there at the University College of Cape Breton.
