Sentence examples for title festival from inspiring English sources

Five events focused on the dance and culture of Taiwan will be presented under the title "Festival of the Moon".

The messy instability of this shifting relationship is expressed in the title, Festival of Chaos, chosen by director Laurie Sansom to encapsulate his energetic season (also part of the wider London 2012 festival).

Titled 'Festival of Flame', the finale will be co-ordinated by Kim Gavin, who organised the Concert for Diana in 2007.

The closing ceremony 8.30pm, Olympic Stadium Titled 'Festival of Flame', the finale will be co-ordinated by Kim Gavin, who organised the Concert for Diana in 2007.

The performances have an apt title: the Festival of Harmony.

Those three little words now also title a festival of feminist theatre, about to return for the second year at the Camden People's Theatre in London.

Based on Tracy Letts' Pulitzer and Tony Award-winningwinning play, "August: Osage County" will have its world premiere at Toronto as just the kind of upper-middle-brow awards-expectant title the festival specializes in.

Given the heavy themes of a lot of Cannes titles, the festival will be receiving a much-needed injection of really bright colours with the first screening of Pixar's latest, Inside Out.

By day, Lounge on the Farm was the chilled-out affair its title suggests – festival-goers of all ages sauntered between a solar-powered cinema, a rather hit and miss comedy/theatre tent and six music stages for a programme of bands varying from folk to grime.

Each March South Australia claims its title as "the festival state", with the Adelaide festival, the fringe festival, writers' week and – this year – the art biennial taking place across the city.

This year's festival title is "Baconmania VIII - The Greatest Bacon Event of All Time!" As the title suggests, both wrestlers and wrestling will be well-represented at this year's celebration, with "Bacon-The Immortal" battling against turkey bacon and tofu bacon alternatives.