Sentence examples for festivals full of from inspiring English sources
Film festival programmers rarely create festivals full of films built around a single theme, though journalists are always imputing that sort of premeditation to a festival.
8.28pm BST A festival full of contrasts.
– we were boarding the boat and kicking off an all-night festival full of dancing party-goers.
Visit this week's Vision Festival, full of musicians from jazz's free-expression forces, at the Angel Orensanz.
Zambia's Likumbi Lya Mize (The Day of Mize) is in many ways a classic African festival, full of chaos and colour.
It was a festival full of simple pleasures, exotic sounds, and the realisation that dancing with grass beneath your feet is infinitely better when the music is French.
In a comedy festival full of waffle, it's thrilling to see a show with passion, a point to make – and not the slightest apology for making it.
Still, it remains a people's festival, full of students and local cineastes, even if they have to trek out to the Fountain Park multiplex for screenings.
The annual Feast of San Gennaro is in full swing this weekend as local restaurants offer special menus during this street festival full of live music, parades and family-friendly activities.
On our weekend break, we drove to a hotel in Cannes, visited the perfume factories in Grasse, enjoyed the profound hilltop views of Mougins, and caught the arrival of a festival full of sailing yachts in St.-Tropez.
One such group is Mostar Sevdah Reunion from Bosnia, whose birth in the ruins of Mostar in 1993 is one of the most remarkable stories in a festival full of them.
