Sentence examples for festivals pay from inspiring English sources

Where most music festivals pay lip service to welcoming families, Camp Bestival goes the whole hog.

Certainly a disquiet is growing among some authors about the economics of the live performance, especially when many festivals pay their authors nothing, and book sales frequently fail to compensate for lost working time.

According to McDermid it is "outrageous" that some book festivals "pay the people who erect the tents, staff the box office, run the bar – but don't pay the people on the stage".

And yet, none of those avenues will earn you meaningful (if any) income - in fact, it has been reported that Wanderlust is now charging some teachers to teach and other festivals pay teachers with entry tickets that the teachers must then sell in order to cover their travel and lodging expenses.

Opinions were split on whether Toronto's decision to compel film-makers to effectively choose between festivals paid dividends.

All over the world, I see young, enthusiastic people going to festivals, paying attention to screenwriters, to directors, to actors, and making a connection.

Colmar's 13th festival pays tribute to Szigeti this year.

(The festival pays a fee to each orchestra and covers the hall rental, promotion and ticket sales, but the orchestras have to pay for travel and lodging).

This summer, from July 24 to Aug. 31, the festival pays homage to its traditional core composers, Mozart and Strauss.

(The festival pays a fee to each orchestra and covers the hall rental, promotion and ticket sales, but orchestras must see to their own travel and lodging).

Terrence Malick's The Tree of Life, winner of the Palme d'Or at the Cannes Festival, paid elaborate homage to the human family.