Sentence examples for prospective performers from inspiring English sources
Guy Garvey said, 'There's no better way we'd rather end this magnificent year than come to Dingle and look up at the moon and the stars.'" Even before performers reach the festival, End of the Road's founders try to convey some of its magic to prospective performers.
He also receives upwards of 200 videos a year from prospective performers.
But on Monday a casting agent was let go from Peter Jackson's planned film adaptations of "The Hobbit," after placing newspaper advertisements seeking extras with "light skin tones" and a prospective performer said she was told she was too dark to appear in the movies, Agence France-Presse reported.
The hotel will provide accommodations for parents, speakers, performers, prospective faculty members and alumni.
The question facing jurors – prospective jurors were quizzed about their attitudes to the performer's life and music – will be to decide whose greed and duplicity.
Competition for jobs is strong, so prospective editors should try to gain freelance experience working with performers and composers, or enrol in a related postgraduate course, such as the one run by the Music Publishers Association.
Contains schedules and calendars circulated internally among the ADF students, faculty, and performers, and publicly to members of the ADF community and prospective students and ticket buyers.
If poor performers are getting shunted from school to school, it seems reasonable that prospective employers should be able to ask about past failings, although only if these have been established, as opposed to merely suspected.
The high court found in favour of the Barbadian performer and granted an injunction prohibiting Topshop from selling the clothes without informing prospective purchasers that it had not been approved or authorised.
Performers: Clancy Brown, Evelyn Cisneros, George Galvan, Sal Lopez, Alma Martinez, Linda Ronstadt, Daniel Valdez, Luis Valdez.
