Sentence examples for type of festival from inspiring English sources
Is it that type of festival?" he wonders, to awkward laughter.
"A lot of Mount's work is music based and depicts fiddling, dancing and that type of festival," said Tara McGuire, the museum's director of public relations.
Cherie Federico, editor of Aesthetica Magazine and director of ASFF says: With an excellent programme of talks and screenings, ASFF offers a new type of festival experience.
Here the work provides an interesting and occasionally compelling encounter with a seldom seen art form, and for this type of festival that's purpose enough.
One advantage to this type of festival is that if the bottled water costs three or four dollars, there won't be any rioting and destruction of public property, as there was at Woodstock 99.
Image caption A different type of festival is marked in Abidjan on the same day by a priestess carrying out a purification ceremony - the Abissa forgiveness festival.
Mile High Music Festival, with its location in Commerce City and much larger crowds, is a very different experience that will appeal to a different type of festival-goer.
Noh developed from ancient forms of dance drama and from various types of festival drama at shrines and temples that had emerged by the 12th or 13th century.
A King Travels examines the scripting and performance of festivals in Spain between 1327 and 1620, offering an unprecedented look at the different types of festivals that were held in Iberia during this crucial period of European history.
If you are aware of our changeover time, the average length of our show and the general nature of how these types of festivals run all of which are no big secrets... why book us?" However, there are no reports of serious tardiness by Queens of the Stone Age, the band that performed before Guns N' Roses on both nights.
In my free time I enjoy exploring cafes in the bay area, doing jig-saw puzzles, going to museums, hitting up the latest food trend shops, casual hiking, and attending all types of festivals (arts and music, cultural, food celebrations, renaissance, etc.).
