The phrase "a band read" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be a misphrasing or typo, possibly intended to mean "a band read" as in reading a band or a reading related to a band.
Example: "After the performance, we had a band read to discuss our setlist and audience feedback."
Alternatives: "a group reading" or "a band analysis".
And any 15 or 16 year olds who want to be in a band reading about this on the bus or at college next week, keep going, it's the best job in the world and it really matters".
I would rush to think of a cooler band – read: literally any other band – to name-drop.
It is possible that the band read the comic books, but excessive readings the origin story to find direct correlations are bit of a stretch.
"The netting is just to keep the larger pieces of debris from falling down," he added, "and if there's an entity that could cause the big ones to fall, it's this group here.... Ladies and gentlemen, Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band!" Read the entire write-up here.
There, he pointed out one of his favorite examples in New York, a simple band reading "Holy Name House" right above the doorway, underneath a charming half-round relief sculpture of boys at play.
You could often see him haunting auction rooms and antique fairs, a 140-kilo nerd with a slightly mad glint in his eye and, rumor has it, a funny-looking hat on his head with a sign stuck in its band reading "Quote your top price".It didn't matter to him that some dealers ripped him off.
You could often see him haunting auction rooms and antique fairs, a 300-pound nerd with a slightly mad glint in his eye and, rumor has it, a funny-looking hat on his head with a sign stuck in its band reading "Quote your top price".
He works his way through the '70s as an apprentice on a stage crew, an amateurish taxi driver and a disco doorman in the age of KC and the Sunshine Band, reading Browning between checking IDs.
If his house guests were smokers, he offered them specially rolled Cuban cigars with a band that read "M.
The bands read less as expressive gesture than as purposeful design.
