Sentence examples for band exchanged from inspiring English sources

In two Kurt Weill tunes, her band exchanged the old German oompah for circa-1970's midtempo funk, losing their rhythmic wit as they grew cluttered.

Taylor works with children in several community gardens in Philadelphia, tours with his band, exchanging seeds and stories on his route, and is developing a curriculum to teach kids about seeds.

Rollins soon became a fan of the band, exchanging letters with bassist Chuck Dukowski and later inviting the band to stay in his parents' home when Black Flag toured the East Coast in December 1980.

After armed bands exchanged fire and one Mormon and two non-Mormons were killed, the old settlers brutally expelled the Mormons from the county.

After the concert, heading back to the hotel on the bus, the band exchanges notes.

And just before they descended the museum staircase amid a commotion of cheers, the band members exchanged anxious glances, looking more eager and excited than their ethereal reputation might suggest.

The bands who exchanged women with each other learned to cooperate, forming a group or tribe that would protect its territory from other tribes.

Avedon had the band members exchange their jeans and T-shirts for a more conscious appearance.

The picture on the wall also includes the picture on the wall, creating a recursion effect (i. e. the Droste effect), with each recursion showing band members exchanging positions.

With chimps, territorially based bands also exchange daughters to avoid incest but continue to fight with one another to the death because the males cannot recognize their kinship with relatives in neighboring bands.

One gay couple, whose California wedding Ms. Holland planned when couples could briefly marry there, agreed to wear unadorned bands until they exchanged vows.