Sentence examples for festivals of war from inspiring English sources
He added that he focused on categories including "forbidden, religious, zoological posters, posters of the dance or festivals, of war and revolution, even plagiarisms".
Festival director Julia Sinkevich accepted that it was controversial to stage a film festival at a time of war, but said, "Taking a longer perspective, building a cultural identity really matters".
China was to have been the honored guest at the Frankfurt Book Fair this past week, but instead the festival became embroiled in a tug-of-war over exactly which China was the guest.
Or, traditionalists might prefer Robert Dover's Cotswold Olimpicks, a sporting festival with highlights such as tug-of-war and shin kicking that has been held annually since 1612.
Popular traditions include Hippodrome, a weeklong celebration filled with live entertainment, and Shocktoberfest, a weeklong fall festival including events like mud tug-of-war and a carnival.
In his two-page review of Spring for Music for The New Yorker, Ross devoted more coverage to the Oregon Symphony than the other featured ensembles and considered Music for a Time of War the festival's highpoint.
The Miryang Baekjung Festival features a unique form of this sport called gejuldarigi or "spider tug-of-war", which is unique to Miryang.
In "Love in Time of War," on Thursday, the festival ensemble and singers offer works by Monteverdi, Arrigoni, Schutz, Weckmann and Rossi.
The fog of war spreads over London this festival.
Catch this heart-rending exploration of war, peace and music at the Cheltenham festival on 13 and 14 July.
