Sentence examples for band building from inspiring English sources

Atoms for Peace started recording "Amok" in 2010, with the band building studio jams on Mr. Yorke's electronic tracks.

U2's last world tour, 360°, saw the band building massive stages at arenas around the world.

Now, 30 years after the group first toured with "The Wall," Mr. Waters is leading his own band, building and (spoiler alert) knocking down a wall again onstage.

Still, the biggest response was for singer Nkechi Anele's performance on Now That We're Alone, the band building the song into a ferocious climax.

The dreamy (non-Turkish) shoegaze made by Brighton's Fear of Men is similarly impressive, the two-girl, two-boy band building up sweeping layers of guitar that far exceed their diminutive, shy presence.

Roger Taylor, the most underrated member of Duran Duran, brought an irrepressible groove as its foundation, with the rest of the band building a whole city of instrumentation on top.

The nonlinear aerodynamic damping at a given wind speed and the hysteretic damping resulted from hysteretic restoring force are modelled as polynomial functions of amplitude of narrow-band building response.

The tired hegemony of guitar-bass-drums-vocals was questioned by bands building their own synthesisers.

Separated from Saturday — a day of computerized repetitions and volume control and equalizer tweaks — Sunday was for bands building at their own pace.

The festival, which celebrates custom and history yet does not take itself too seriously, runs from morning until night, with craft events and bands building up to a late-night torchlit procession through the streets of Penzance.

That's an engineering problem street gangs in the 1950s managed to solve with wood, antenna housings and elastic bands, building "zip guns" to shoot at each other; and it's also the basis for converted air rifles and cap guns.