Sentence examples for live readings from inspiring English sources

Added on top, in the handwritten scrawl, is "I don't do live readings either unless I'm offered a very large fee.

In her essay "Sing, Muse... or Maybe Not" (Dec. 1), Judith Shulevitz decries poetry readings, saying that recordings of poetry are better than live readings.

So, as well as converting me to live readings, Mr Heaney has also turned me into someone who wants to start buying collections of poetry.

A service called TV Reader, broadcast from 7 A.M. to midnight through the set's sound device, features live readings from newspapers (including this one, The Star Ledger of Newark, The Wall Street Journal), magazines (American Heritage, The New Yorker) and books.

The Philip Glass Ensemble, meanwhile, is just back from a tour that included American and European performances of "The Screens," Mr. Glass's 1989 collaboration with Foday Musa Suso, the Gambian kora player, and live readings of the scores for "Koyaanisqatsi" and "Powaqqatsi" to accompany showings of those films in Singapore.

In addition to live readings of your sensors, Sencrop can help you predict the next steps.

The multiple theaters lend themselves to live performances — "readings, theatrical performances, poetry slams, comedy," Mr. Sodano said.

Near the square is the Turku Bookcafé, a charming little cafe and bookshop that serves vegan cakes and pies and features live music, readings and other cultural events.

The contrast definitely added interest to the poetry he began to read: Seeing and hearing a poet speak his own words is what attracts audiences to live poetry readings.

Over the last year, the designers have hosted dance performances, live music, readings, cocktail parties, a food swap and vintage pop-ups.

In addition to the videos, we were treated to live sonnet readings by fantastic performers like Cady Huffman (currently performing on Broadway in Lincoln Center Theater's The Nance), who will also star in an upcoming sonnet film.