Sentence examples for band roll from inspiring English sources

Tonight's set features 32 long songs performed lustily, with the bonhomie that comes as standard when the E Street Band roll in.

The Philadelphia duo, backed by a hugely efficient band, roll out hit after hit – Family Man, Out of Touch, Say It Isn't So – to a response that plainly rather surprises them.

He and his crack band roll out rhythms and arrangements that draw on soul, funk, rock and hip-hop, and the result is blissfully coordinated chaos.

Opening with a basic statement of purpose — "I'm gonna make my way through this world some day/ I don't care what nobody say" — Petty and band roll through a collection whose emotions range from profound love to bitter cynicism.

As these Top 10 releases, all originally recorded by the company's incomparable house band, roll by, the changes in them following the '60s social unrest -- particularly the protest numbers like "War," "What's Going On" and "Love Child" -- are reminders of the undeniable cultural force Motown has been.

When the band rolled on, TV stayed — in a grand apartment.

When the band rolled on, TV stayed in a grand apartment.

When the band rolled into "Brown-Eyed Girl," we fled the premises, but with the fondest wishes for Silver Springs.

(Was Prince consulted?) Old hooks were instantly recognizable as the band rolled out hits (along with a few non-Motown songs from the Impressions and the Ronettes).

He is both man and band, with a curious ensemble of guitar, harmonica, and recorded backup band rolled into one, and powered by a car battery.

(Middle-period Coltrane was all over the mood of the music: Mr. Glover and his band rolled on thick, loud vamps).