Sentence examples for band of train from inspiring English sources

"Even Ron knew there was no point in hanging around waiting for them to win the league," he told a congregation that included gangland figures such as Freddie Foreman, and children of the fast dwindling band of train robbers.

Bands of trained Muslim Brotherhood militias and supporters took on protestors and killed them.

Fred Johnston, 41, and his wife, Carol Gentithes, 47, are part of a band of potters trained at Alfred University in upstate New York who have come south to Seagrove.

A small band of gamers, training constantly, can now make a good living out of their art.Sponsorship gives hardware companies a grip on a growing and committed market.

At a time when Republicans seemed doomed to almost permanent minority, Gingrich and a like-minded band of rebels trained their fire on a Democratic leadership that they branded as corrupt.

Much of what we've seen of this game so far shows us the game at a large-scale: we've seen our band of outlaws robbing trains, galloping across stunning, endless vistas, hinting at the sprawling story to come.

At Leeds we got off the train and followed the small but growing band of fans to the train for Burley Park; there was excitement in the air but it was a kind of muted, four-day excitement.

Getting away from one undead assailant is difficult, but not as heart-racing as having to extricate one's band of survivors from a train station inhabited by cannibals with a cavalcade of zombies attacking the gates, for instance.

There are 20 new boreholes, a newly trained band of health visitors equipped with their own bicycles, a much greater knowledge of hygiene and access to pit latrines - all supported and managed by local committees who are gaining vital experience in organisation, while rebuilding the sense of community and mutual trust undermined by the years of fear and lawlessness.

In Fig. 6, the times for building the SVM models with the multiple bands and sizes of training data is shown.

Characteristic of many natural glasses is a streaked or swirly structure that consists of bands or trains of crystals and crystalline bodies.