Sentence examples for band employed from inspiring English sources

His father, Cliff, had been a saxophonist in the Royal Squadronaires, an Air Force band employed to entertain British troops at home and abroad.

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Taking into account its permittivity, permeability and conductivity as well as the typical frequency band employed by a UWB sensor, a person reflects and absorbs the energy of electromagnetic waves emitted by the sensor transmitting antenna or reflected by another object or target [49].

In 2002 the band employed a live drummer for a number of songs so that Mark could focus on songs that he did more vocals in.

The equipment was the same the band employed to record the albums There Is Nothing Left to Lose and One by One at Grohl's former house in Alexandria, Virginia.

It is an example of the predominantly electric guitar-based genre the band employed at the time; featuring quiet, clean sections contrasting with loud, distorted sections, sometimes connected with crescendos and diminuendos.

The Membertou band employs 370 people in businesses that include fish processing, civil engineering and catering.

And there's literally nothing more impressive in the world than an indie band employing bhangra inflections.

And if you like it when the band employs unexpected musical genres to comic effect, maybe you'll love "Fingertips," which switches styles every few lines.

The band employs an open-armed, open-door policy, welcoming anyone into the fray with working vocal cords, instruments, and/or fingers to play them with.

That moment was apparently a spur for the rest of the performance, which found the band employing a stronger sense of pacing and balance.