Sentence examples for goers- from inspiring English sources

Cochella, the Southern Californian desert festival, announced last week that they'll be handing out free earplugs to all festival goers.

And the music is just one of many treats that the festival has in store for Glastonbury goers, he promised.

Earlwolf set off car alarms and shook portaloos with their bass-heavy, expletive-laden set, and Friday night headliner Skrillex managed to work up a predictable hubbub over at the NME/BBC Radio 1 Stage, but nothing prepared Reading goers for the mayhem that ensued at Chase and Status's Saturday night main stage show.

Only a week before, the theatre's Sampled Weekend, with tickets pitched between £5 and £10, attracted a uniquely young public, some of them first-time dance goers.

It calls for a verifiably secure border, biometrics to track comers and goers, and a digitised system for employers to check the immigration status of workers.

Even though opera does not strictly meet Carnegie's definition of a worthy cause something from which "the masses reap the principal benefit"—plenty of opera goers were grateful.

It's just that theatre-goers in the rest of Britain have had much less chance so far to see Butterworth's wonderful 2009 play than Londoners have.

The Royal and Derngate in Northampton ran an initiative for first-time ballet-goers, whereby they could watch a screening of the Bolshoi in action and then go to a live dance performance in the Derngate.

President Petro Poroshenko and prime minister Arseny Yatseniuk joined the rally-goers in holding candles, flowers and signs reading "Je suis Volnovakha," a reference to the "Je suis Charlie Hebdo" signs popular after the recent attack on the Paris newspaper.

From my vantage point, I watched festival-goers grapple with the single biggest environmental challenge they'd faced all weekend: how to extract the family station wagon from the festival car park mud.

This is a recurring device in Denis's films and one which, when overused, can frustrate the viewer and it is probably why, despite her star-studded cast, Denis has yet to cross over into the middle-brow middle ground occupied by most ordinary French cinema-goers.