Sentence examples for band cold from inspiring English sources

Editor's note: the name of the band Cold Play was amended to the correct form, Coldplay, at 10.45am (ET) on 13 August 2013.

At Prospect Park in Brooklyn a few Fridays ago, where crowds listened to the band Cold War Kids, much of the party took place, as usual, on the lawn across from the bandshell, where it is easier to B.Y.O.B.

For 10 years, beginning in 1973, Jimmy Barnes was lead singer with the Australian rock band Cold Chisel which had 14 hit albums.

Since the October 2014 release of Hold My Home, their fifth full-length album in 10-plus years as a band, Cold War Kids -- also including original member Matt Maust (bass) and more recent additions Dann Gallucci (guitar), Joe Plummer (drums) and multi-instrumentalist Matthew Schwartz -- just might be having their best year ever.

A band of cold rain is then expected to sweep south eastwards from Scotland throughout Tuesday, with wet and windy spells through many parts of the country.

But it's an aid in understanding how in control Armstrong was: his singing is full-bodied and headlong even when the band stops cold and he feels like continuing just out of pride in workmanship.

In the letter, Lennon said he was returning the MBE because of political objections, including British support of the US in Vietnam, and because the Plastic Ono Band song, Cold Turkey, was slipping down the charts.

Data of 13 measurements at the coronary band during cold ambient temperatures (n = 47) had to be excluded because neither end-point nor cut-out temperature could be reached.

Plus, on a more personal level, I was looking forward to seeing Erin and Alison again, as they had crashed at my house a bunch of times a couple years ago when they were doing a band called the Cold Cold Hearts.

"Friday will see bands of cold and wintry showers moving southwards, with gale-force winds in places such as East Anglia and Kent".

Wildly popular in Canada and a few European countries, curling has never caught on in the United States beyond a narrow band of cold-weather towns near Canada.