Sentence examples for push concert from inspiring English sources

A Wildseed skin could play ring tones that sound like her songs and let marketers push concert tickets and record sales via text messaging.

With that kind of deal, WorldCom has little incentive to sell Concert in the U.S. Nor is any other U.S. telecom company likely to want to push Concert to consumers.

The single was performed by the Sugababes at the Edinburgh 50,000 – The Final Push concert in July 2005, and was included in the set lists for their tours in support of Three, Overloaded: The Singles Collection and Change.

The song was performed by the band at the Edinburgh 50,000 – The Final Push concert in July 2005, which was part of the Live 8 concert series to persuade G8 leaders to increase the assistance of poverty in Africa.

That very sentiment could push holographic concerts from novelty to commercial function.

Mr. Digby's organization, the Event Safety Alliance, is pushing the outdoor concert industry to adopt national standards not only for stage construction but also for emergency procedures during bad weather and other crises.

And though there were impressive aspects to his playing, Mr. Sgouros's performance overall was an unfortunate reminder of what can happen when gifted prodigies are prematurely pushed onto the concert circuit.

And eventually Mr. Jarrett found the rhapsodic freedom that his solo concerts push toward: a piece that discovered a theme fragment and transformed it, moving from a brittle waltz to abstract two-part invention to deep rumbles to propulsive, grandly affirmative syncopated chords and dazzling right-hand aerobatics.

New York Times reporter Barnard Collier, who was covering the actual concert, pushed back.

Ultimately a more collegial atmosphere might start to push performers beyond the concert stage into areas like fund-raising, marketing, audience development and customer satisfaction.

The clause stipulates that if shareholders accounting for more than 30% of the voting rights are found to act in concert to push their agenda, they are required to launch a full takeover of the company or face a fine.Mr Frenzel could have hoped for a decision by BaFin to investigate whether TUI's shareholders had fallen foul of this rule.