Sentence examples for festivals work from inspiring English sources

That's how festivals work.

Unlike the major festivals, work restrictions are not enforced during these holidays.

Now the festivals work together, helping to promote each other, while still feeling remarkably separate.

In the UK, the autumn issue of the Society of Authors' magazine, the Author, sees editor and author James McConnachie tackle the issue of author payment at literary festivals in a piece entitled Literary Festivals: Work Not Play.

Stockdale says: "Festivals work with so many different temp staff across different sites that I doubt they'd remember a great deal about who was doing what and where the year before.

That is how the majority of festivals work.

Every Sunday from last April through September, they sold crepes at festivals, working 18- to 20-hour days.

His poems, mostly in iambic trimeters, include verses on church festivals, works of art, and animals, as well as dialogues and occasional pieces.

Other festivals working in similar territory use terms like "ambitious music" or "adventurous music" but none of those really capture what it is..

This broad community-based approach has resulted in students giving presentations at state and national science fairs, providing interactive demonstrations at youth water festivals, working with younger students in elementary schools, and presenting at town council meetings.

Asked whether he had favoured his friends, Tarantino said it was Hellman who had originally taught him how award-giving at festivals worked, more than 20 years ago.