Sentence examples for time for carnival from inspiring English sources

They arrived in Brazil in time for Carnival, then spent a month travelling through Brazil and photographing Niemeyer's architecture.

One of its final voyages took in Trinidad: Locke imagines it rocking up in time for Carnival, and has dressed its wax sailors accordingly.

"Actually, apps can be good" news now, and drugs law charity Release are launching a stop and search app just in time for Carnival, the annual day of stop and search, the day that the police force get down on their knees and thank the patron saint of stop and search for the powers they are granted to ticket people for holding extremely small baggies with trace amounts of drugs in.

Every tribe has its week in P-town: there's Bear Week (happening now), Family Pride Week (July 30-Aug. 30-Aug. 6 land August it's time for Carnival (Aug. 14-19).

Rub baby oil on your skin before this predawn party to ease clean up and have you ready in time for Carnival Monday. 5.

Then, it's race-start; bikers will take off from the Presidential Palace and have a grueling climb to one of the Caribbean's highest peaks which will lead to the final stage of the race -- a downhill speed chase to the finish in charming coastal Jacmel just in time for Carnival.

There were people who saw us 70 or 80 times for carnival, and the reaction was the exact same way".

See them at Death by Audio in Brooklyn on March 5. Bunji Garlin Among the new riddims out in time for Trinidad carnival season is Touch Road, created by the St. Lucia producer Penn & Ace.

"Well... it's almost time for the carnival to begin... .. his fairy says.

"Well... it's almost time for the carnival to begin... .. his fairy says, "So, why don't you just leave and go about your business?

Nothing succeeds like success — which may be part of why more than 70 celebrities are on board for the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation's "A Time for Heroes" carnival on Sunday in Culver City. .