Sentence examples for festival preview from inspiring English sources

Last week, there was a similar reaction at the film festival preview.

Earlier, during a folk festival preview concert on Friday night, Wilco opened its headlining set with Guthrie's "Christ for President," a puckish song of nonpartisan exasperation.

At his Edinburgh festival preview, Acaster didn't put a foot wrong with routines on schmoozing, loopholes and leadership ("it's stressful … Just look at someone leading a conga").

The question of whether the nine-year-old would even turn up at the Festival was raised by one of his owners, Harry Findlay, the flamboyant and popular professional punter, at a Festival preview evening late on Thursday night.

FOOTNOTES Free tickets will be available at 10 a.m. tomorrow at Avery Fisher Hall for the Mostly Mozart Festival preview concert at 7 30 p.m. Thursday, when Louis Langrée, the music director, will lead a performance that includes Mozart's "Jupiter" Symphony.

Part 2 of this Denver Film Festival preview on Tuesday (Nov. 1) recommends five more pretty fair acting pairs to watch.

Mr. Russell has written the book and lyrics for a new musical, "The Last Smoker in America," which after a short run in 2009 at the New York Musical Theater Festival begins previews on July 11 at the Westside Theater, Off Broadway.

And before it ends with Ben Stiller's latest vehicle, Greenberg, the festival offers previews of many more superbly written films, such as Michael Winterbottom's The Killer Inside Me and Marco Bellocchio's Vincere, the tale of Mussolini's tragic first wife.

On a cold March evening in Manchester, as a headliner at the first 6 Music festival, Albarn previewed Everyday Robots before a packed and lively audience in the cavernous, concrete space that is Victoria Warehouse, perhaps the least suitable venue for these often slow, tentative songs.

NEW JERSEY SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL "Shakespeare LIVE!" Preview Performances for educators.

Saturday through Feb. 18. Daily, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. East Orange Arts Film Festival, featuring a preview screening of "Paul Robeson: A Commentary".