Sentence examples for A banda from inspiring English sources
A banda group set up at the rear of the stage, a dozen guys ready to raise a brassy racket.
A banda can make at least $3,000 for a night's work at a wedding or quinceañera, said J. D. Salas, who teaches tuba at Stephen F. Austin State University in Texas.
The singer Joan Sebastian won two awards for a banda album, "Afortunado" (Musart).
However, my lunch of arroz a banda (rice with fish stock) at another Grupo Gourmet workshop is less successful.
"Banda is very popular in this area of Southern California, and people will pay top dollar for a banda with a sousaphone player.
Every Brazilian knows his sweet ballad "A banda" (1966), about a band marching down a small-town street and a girl who thinks it's playing for her.
Like turning up at Glastonbury after the crowds have gone, to find a few stragglers left by a campfire, Banda is a place where people intend to stay for a few days but end up staying months.
The camp consists of four A-frame bandas or huts and a mess area in a palm grove.
Roman architecture in Palmyra, an oasis city, is scarred by bullets.In this section New ways to play an old song Taken down a peg Banda and the bandits Where's our cut?
But the fact remains that Mr Keita is now fully in charge.In this section New ways to play an old song Taken down a peg Banda and the bandits Where's our cut?
Street cruising inspired a Mexican banda song, "El Corrido de la Pacific". It was a destination for street parties after Mexican soccer team victories in major tournaments.
