Sentence examples for standard festival from inspiring English sources

Tantalising food and drink stalls replace standard festival fare too.

Kings of Leon, first in the lineup, played what felt like a standard festival set, but flintier and surer than those of years past.

Who: Skream and Benga Where and when: Dance West, 5.15pm Dress code: Standard festival dance-tent clobber, right down to a scattering of white dreads.

At that point, it would have felt a bit embarrassing if what followed was more your standard festival fare – skinny indie boys with guitars or variants thereof – but instead came this 40-strong collective of Syrian musicians, assembled under the auspices of Albarn's Africa Express project.

Anyone on the ground was not lounging out in the standard festival fashion, but screaming obscenities to themselves while overwhelmed by something they'd digested earlier.

Listening to his fellow twenty-somethings singing along to: "I just don't know why I keep on tryin' to keep a grown woman sober," it's clear that lyrically he's not standard festival lyric fare.

In time for the summer festival season, MSN is in the process of converting a portable loo to create a unique experience for surfers looking for an alternative to the bog-standard festival loo experience.

Yes, Royal Flush has cohesion, but with radically different tastes from the standard film festival -- probably radically different from every film festival.

While Bamboozle will be a standard rock festival on the strand, the promoters of Electric Daisy promise a more surreal spectacle.

(Chinen) ★ Station to Station (Friday) Not a standard music festival so much as an art-haunted, mutable cross-country revue, Station to Station is a "nomadic happening" (its words) involving dozens of artists, in a range of disciplines, headed west by train.

In contrast to the standard Science Festival fare, for more than 25 years the Cavendish Laboratory (the University of Cambridge's Physics Department), my place of work, has opened its doors once a year to a range of exhibitors to enable them to showcase their activities, their companies and their practicing scientists as part of the annual Physics at Work event.