Sentence examples for subsequent festival from inspiring English sources

First seen at the Edinburgh fringe in 1977 (and at every subsequent festival since), Bouncers is not so much a play as it is a social phenomenon.

But with each subsequent festival — Honor!, celebrating black American culture, in spring 2009; a Chinese festival that fall; a Japanese series in the 2010-11 season — Carnegie Hall has ventured further from its base.

Harry Topper won his first two hurdle races last season, before bumping into a subsequent Festival winner and then seeming low on fuel for his final start, but staying chases in the mud are as clearly his game as they once were for Bailey's Master Oats.

Subsequent festival screenings include: International Film Festival Rotterdam (2003) San Francisco International Film Festival (2003).

He continued to speak at each subsequent festival with attending one of his speeches being described as a "Glastonbury rite of passage".

Presented initially as an installation on "cyborg couture" at the 2013 triennale, the artist's artifacts have since emerged as live performances at a subsequent festival, and been subjected to an in-depth investigation on virtual archaeology by Post Matter.

It is not yet clear how the city will handle restrictions on alcohol at subsequent festivals.

The success of this and subsequent festivals prompted Laliberté to seek a grant to create the Cirque du Soleil ("Circus of the Sun") as part of Quebec's 450th anniversary celebration in 1984.

Like Woodstock, many of the subsequent festivals were commercial disasters, which kept any single rock festival from becoming an annual event like the jazz festivals had become, and the Rolling Stones' unfortunate show at Altamont Speedway in Livermore, California, in 1969 (at which several people were beaten and one man stabbed to death) did nothing to improve their reputation.

The three-day Monterey festival was the first of its kind and established the blueprint for subsequent festivals.

Subsequent festivals have attracted the likes of Sarah Silverman ("Crimes and Misdemeanors"), Aziz Anzari ("Back to the Future") and Jeff Garlin ("Sweet Smell of Success").