Sentence examples for festivals altogether from inspiring English sources

It's not released until late December and given its commercial nature, it might skip festivals altogether.

Plus three writers I came across at the literary festival in Franschhoek, South Africa – Ivan Vladislavic's tremendous 101 Detectives (And Other Stories £10), Beverly Rycroft's incisive, moving poems about love and illness, Missing (Modjaji Books £15.95) and everything by Thando Mgqolozana, who impressed me by saying he was opting out of literary festivals altogether.

It's like stepping into a different festival altogether.

The Mexican government said in turn that it would pull out of the festival altogether.

On Saturday night at the Bell House, when the Seattle band BOAT played its ambitious bar rock thick with baseball references, it appeared to have parachuted in from another festival altogether, and the crowd thinned.

He shortened the August bill from 18 to 12 shows to save resources for the rest of the year, and even suggests that he has thought of leaving the festival altogether.

At a monastery perched on a hill high above this town where he receives visitors, Yushu's holiest Tibetan Buddhist monk, Aenpo Kyabgon, gingerly parried questions about the fur controversy, saying he had avoided the festival altogether.

Some believe President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad wants to eradicate the festival altogether.

Using strong words to urge the participants to stop or leave the festival altogether, he makes it clear that he can't tolerate anything but peaceful partying.

Wangdak, who serves as the chairman of the festival committee, argued that a ban on the ceremony would be a violation of religious freedom, though some reports suggest that the authorities were considering banning the festival altogether.

The free concert on Tuesday — with Pace University as co-producer at its Michael Schimmel Center for the Arts, as part of the River to River festival — was altogether unusual.