Sentence examples for without festival from inspiring English sources

As the Bath literature festival gears up for its landmark nonstop reading of the King James Bible at the church of St Michael's Without, festival director James Runcie is finalising his list of thespian readers.

Without festival buzz, though, arty movies in limited release -- "Young@Heart" and "The Visitor" are opening in just four theaters in New York and Los Angeles -- face long odds, especially when their plots don't condense into snappy ad copy.

For me a summer without festivals is like winter without Christmas – in other words, entirely unthinkable.

Without festivals, their income disappears, and their owners might not be able to afford their care.

"Without festivals, it would be very, very difficult for us".

I would argue that without festivals such as Cannes, and all of the countries in the world which support cinema through public funds (in other words, in an international industry the Research and development arm, which is mostly less commercial and allows for experimentation) we would have no innovative cinema at all.

Although barely a month goes by without a festival, the pace picks up during spring.

• Even without the festival, Cannes is a shrine to bad taste and, worse, cosmetic surgery.

Lyn Gardner: The fringe shows you can't live without Edinburgh festival 2014: play fringe bingo!

In fact, there's hardly a week goes by without some festival or other for the culturally inclined.

It is as if people told themselves in January that they could live without the Festival this year.