Sentence examples for a regular band from inspiring English sources
This is where Godspeed's operation as a collective, rather than a regular band, becomes politically provocative.
After the millennium, he moved to Lugano in Switzerland, released music on a variety of European labels and ran a regular band.
Yet strange as it sounds, the Libertines are functioning more like a regular band these days than at any other point in their history.
Rather, he says, the split was simply down to the fact that he and songwriting partner Chet "JR" White had repeatedly failed to keep a regular band together.
For this show, they were joined by a lethargic-looking drummer and a sturdy but superfluous bassist, turning a slick club act into a regular band, and a diffuse and sometimes unsatisfying one at that.
"When you close your eyes, you just listen to the music, they sound very much like a regular band," except for Mr. Karampour's "exotic" vocals, said Jify Shah, the owner of Cameo Gallery, where the band often played.
"There are a whole lot of places to use the Liquid Bandage where a regular Band-Aid doesn't work, like the end of your finger or your knuckles," said Dr. Steve Koontz, worldwide director for scientific affairs at the Johnson & Johnson Consumer Companies, who led the product's development team.
A CPFEM based on the volume elements (VEs) of a unit cell of DSS with a regular banded microstructure demonstrated that the kinematic stability of the initial orientations significantly affected the deformation heterogeneity and ductile failure in the constituent phases in VEs during uniaxial tension.
He placed a regular Band-Aid and a dark brown Tru-Colours bandage on Kai's arm and asked him which one he preferred.
But first comes a trio performance with regular band members Doug Matthews and Anthony Cole, a bassist and drummer who also double up as clarinet and saxophone sparring partners.
Helm's regular band, a dozen or more musicians and singers of the very highest quality, is sometimes supplemented by neighbors (Donald Fagen, for example) and out-of-state guests.
