Examples of busking

• In areas where busking is not licensed, however, the status inversion model does not and cannot apply.

• For some, busking is a way of making a few quid in the holidays.

• Its corollary, a 'legitimate' performance, is performance in a space set aside for such an activity, like a concert hall or even a licensed busking pitch.

• That's all right, busking is.

• This alone is reason enough to assert that, for the performers themselves as well as for their passing audience, busking is a liminal activity within a wider social self-location.

• And yet there they are, busking.

• Busking is a sophisticated and complex business of appropriating, maintaining, and exploiting liminal space in which those epiphenomena that are not strictly musical have a clear performative and territorial function.

• Busking has not been permitted for years, but buskers have not vanished because it is illegal.

• It raises concerns surrounding the provisions relating to the film industry and busking.

• I want to deal with some of the detail of the legislation as regards busking.

• The provisions that remain deal with parking, public health, licensing, busking, bus lane offences and some miscellaneous matters.

• That is not its intention, although we need to ensure that busking is undertaken responsibly.

• He and a group of friends began busking on the street and playing neighborhood theaters and flea markets.

• A circus agent saw him busking and hired him for three years.

• Many fundraising events, such as busking and cake sales have occurred throughout the past year to help the cause.