Sentence examples for large festivals from inspiring English sources

One of the most unique features of Burning Man, relative to other large festivals, is its economy.

Hyperion Knight, Pianofest's general manager, said the cozy sense of community distinguished it from large festivals like Tanglewood or Aspen.

The harsh truth, of course, is that people who book for large festivals are ticket-shifters first and foremost, not cultural curators or social subverters.

British Military Security, founded by two officers involved in Afghanistan, Kosovo, and Iraq, does security work for large festivals such as Glastonbury and Reading.

The Academy also toured worldwide and appeared at the large festivals, making a big impact at Salzburg under Marriner in 1982.

The strong response to the first Lollapalooza festival in Santiago, Chile, last April suggests there is an appetite in Latin America for the sort of large festivals that have become profitable over the last decade in the United States.

With a friend, Joel Rosenman, Mr. Roberts came across the the notion of a large festival concert almost by accident.

The "Shake It Off" singer scored the fastest-selling album in 12 years with 1989 this week, meaning she should draw a large festival crowd.

Nonetheless, excluding large festival works that only large corporations (including well-established galleries) and state agencies can afford, art's many mediums are all represented.

He then started his own event management business running large festival events.

A large festival market in Europe, plus a weak dollar, is helping draw American performers on extended overseas tours.