Sentence examples for band practising from inspiring English sources

"[It's] done and from what they told me it sounds like a band practising, actually just the other day," he said.

Hurt by (accurate) claims that they didn't play on their own records, the band practised hard and went out on tour.

All the guys in our town pipe band practised drums and chanter but listened to Deep Purple; it was simply my culture and I became weary of denying it.

Prior to each tour, Springsteen and the E-Street Band practised at Clair Brothers in Lititz to check out new sound system components and lighting effects, and to give crew members a chance to work out the technical details.

The preparations had been building for a week by then – platforms, welcome banners, bands practising flourishes and anthems.

If you're on the island in the run up to carnival, drop into a pan yard to hear the bands practising for the Panorama competition.

This pathetic man, reduced at the end of the film from shooting the shit with Chairman Mao to weepily forcing Henry Kissinger to pray with him, was somehow relatable to a chubby 15-year-old who could hear Orange bands practising from his bedroom.

Tex and his wife Marion let local teen bands practise in their home.

Despite the idyllic romance of band practise, school was hell for all three.

It doesn't mean you can't sell cheap CD's, go to band practise, do gigs or make posters!

The band were practising Christians – not so common in the rock'n'roll fraternity – but reluctant to define themselves by it.