Sentence examples for Native band from inspiring English sources

One was a guide to Nassau, and inside was an advert inviting the tourist to visit King Eric's club to hear "his native band".

Our young patient slept in a deserted lounge while we enjoyed steak under the stars, fol lowed by a native band in a treehouse.

These findings as a whole strongly suggest that the cellulose molecules in the native band are selectively cleaved at sharply folded parts by acid, producing fragments of the length of folding periodicity.

The sleepy political rhythms of Ottawa have also been disrupted by the contribution to the movement of Theresa Spence, the leader of the Attawapiskat, a small native band from northern Ontario.

(50) Service by a Commonwealth Army veteran or new Philippine Scout, as defined in 38 U.S.C. 1735, who resides in the United States and is a citizen of the United States or an alien lawfully admitted to the United States for permanent residence; service by Regular Philippine Scouts and service in the Insular Force of the Navy, Samoan Native Guard, or Samoan Native Band of the Navy.

Ginger anxiety aside, Gourley said he has made peace with the success (he noted it helps that the label is extremely supportive and doesn't "play mind games") that has come to him and his Oregon/Alaska native band.

Dayliciosa's organizers act as curators, selecting mostly native bands and artists they feel should be celebrated locally and publicized internationally.

Since a series of court rulings in the early 1970's forced Ottawa to begin negotiating the land claims, native bands have entered claims that federal officials say cover three-quarters of Canada's 3.8-million square miles.

Like other recent treaties in Canada's westernmost province, this one limits the right to vote in local elections to Indians, and restricts participation in local governments to members of the native bands, measures that have outraged some non-Indians who consider them unconstitutional and racist.

Like all good this-band-versus-that-band feuds, the English media spun delicious headlines in 1995 when two of their native bands, Blur and Oasis, fought for top spot in what was dubbed as "Battle of Britpop".

Up to this time temporary access was limited to associations representing CORE adjacent fishermen, Native Bands and groundfish dependent fishermen.