Sentence examples for band has decided from inspiring English sources

It's as if, in an effort to avoid writing any more novelty songs, the band has decided to avoid novelty altogether.

Following the untimely death of its bassist, Paul Raven, in October, the band has decided to call it quits with a farewell tour, though one should not expect it to bow out quietly.

Despite the announcement by Trent Reznor, the Nine Inch Nails front man, at the Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival in June that fans there were witnessing "our last show ever in the United States," the band has decided to hammer out a few more American tour dates.

Earlier, the band had decided against playing a complicated, seven-minute song called "Double Feature" that would have showcased how much they'd grown as a band.

Once the band had decided to directly participate in this ritual, the members had to agree on how to narrow the field to one couple per show.

The bursts of distortion or rhythmic abandon here feel cathartic but contained, as if the band had decided to target wasteful expenditure.

In January of this year, guitarist and founding member Gwil Sainsbury quit the band, having decided that the life of a professional touring musician was not for him.

As far as jamming goes, the band have decided to up the ante and get me on to play in the gig.

With a nod to Candie Payne/Winehouse/Duffy et al, the band have decided to pay homage to 60s girl pop, all pounding drums and suburban melodrama, with Adele Bethel's vocals veritably bouffant in front and centre.

Instead of blowing £4,000 on a smart music video, and possibly repeat the drunken experiment of 2013, the band have decided to give the entire sum to the person who can identify the brick wall from a live feed on YouTube.

In the absence of many memorable songs, the striking thing about Years of Refusal was its wilful sonic unpleasantness, as if his latterday backing band had decided to grasp the nettle of the criticisms leveled at them – largely unflattering comparisons of their hamfisted approach with the deftness and subtlety of the Smiths – by sounding as thuggish and ungainly as possible.