Sentence examples for band back on from inspiring English sources

Who's the driving force in putting the band back on the road?

So one of the pirates disappeared down the stairs and a few minutes later I felt someone putting the gold band back on my finger".

He brought the band back on point with "Every Smile of Yours," which, with its three-against-four pulse and its hopeful-sounding modal flourishes, was evocative of early Chick Corea.

Genesis was under tremendous pressure from their label, Charisma Records, which was eager to get the album out and put the band back on the road to recoup recording expenses.

The album received positive reviews by contemporary music critics, with About.com crediting it for "getting the band back on track".

We've Come for You All received positive reviews upon release, with About.com crediting it for "getting the band back on track".

He's a frontman who stays out of the spotlight: on a platform separate from the rest of the band, set back on the stage, lighted so that he is just a silhouette.

Maybe, just maybe, the presence of one or two genuinely experimental bands back on the scene might inspire their successors to do something more interesting with guitars than ape the Libertines.

But it's the sort of thing writers are having to do to stay afloat in the Internet era, in the same way that illegal downloads are forcing rock bands back on the road.

He's also "got the band back together" by bringing on a slew of former MySpace executives to help him with the new ventures.

Take a rubber band and give yourself a "spider bite", or put two fingers in the rubber band, put the fingers on either side of the bite, pull the rubber band back and snap it on the bite.