Sentence examples for band referred from inspiring English sources

In one e-mail, Band referred to the Crown Prince as a "good friend of ours".

A publicist for the band referred questions to its management, which did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

And now, after another bout of gentle persuasion, this time from the Hornbeam team responsible for reviving Tom Paley's career, she has teamed up with a younger band (referred to as "my boys") to record a new album.

When asked their thoughts on "the sexualization/objectification of women in modern society" by a Reddit user last year, the band referred them helpfully to Ten Seconds of Love, with its Byronic entreaty: "Bring a girlfriend, maybe bring two, I got my camera make a star outta you / Let's inject it, photograph it, down to the subway let the boys have it".

Recent reports have proven the color is due to the collective oscillation from the electrons within the conduction band, referred to as surface plasmon oscillation.

Although all 8,192 sub-carriers in an OFDM symbol can be used for pure data transmission, sub-carriers of the edge band, referred to as virtual carriers [12], are reserved to prevent adjacent channel interference.

In England the brass band (sometimes called silver band, referring to the metal alloy of many instruments) began to replace the earlier bands of the town "waits" (public musicians) and of village churches at the end of the 18th century.

"We're like the town crier," said Grammy award winner Lekan Babalola, whose Eko Brass Band refers to the traditional Yoruba name for the city and whose members are deeply conscious of their city.

Probably, this band refers to formation of lithium amino-complex, which presence influences the fluctuations of methylene groups located nearby.

Generally, the D band arises from the structural defects and edges that damage the symmetry, while the G band refers to the first-order scattering of E 2g phonons [4, 14].

The band refers to one another by nicknames, including Collins as JC and Coghill as Cogsy.