Sentence examples for aging band from inspiring English sources

CHRYSLER GROUP This aging band of heavy-metal purveyors continued its Flame Out world tour.

But after so many years at center stage, does this aging band still deserve the prefix "neo"?

On Tuesday nights, an aging band of former political prisoners still shuffles into a storefront on 43rd Street where they discuss the news, trade tidbits about comrades in Cuban prisons and plan ways to present their case to Congress and the world.

And, for this aging band of Angels, an increasingly necessary one.

The many references to popular culture in the song are said to be a "statement of defiance" according to Internet reviewer David Ritter, who later describes it to be an "anti-anthem anthem" that opens up a "broad space for critical exploration of what it means to be an aging band in the major label system".

An ageing band of brothers will gather in the largest British war cemetery in Normandy today.

In my age band, I came 13th out of about 100 in Hamburg, which was respectable.

Almost forty per cent are in a single age band of 15-24.

It is the first age band wedged between the traditional and the rapidly westernizing.

The age band widths are not equal across the 11 HSE age cohorts.

*Proportion of total population within relevant five year age band.