Sentence examples for band something from inspiring English sources

He gave the band something to think about.

They settled on a band — something of a challenge, since he likes gospel music and she prefers country — and menu tasting dates have been arranged.

Often it pushes the salsa rhythms even harder with choppy, stop-start bass lines that give the rest of the band something to hurdle.

According to Chris Bourke's 1997 biography of the band, Something So Strong, the decision to introduce Tim Finn into the mix for album number three became problematic.

They looked nothing like anyone's idea of a cool indie band, something that holds true today: Black Francis arrives at the interview wearing what appears to be an embroidered poncho.

Mr. Foster, the drummer Miles Davis relied on for his last two decades, has a powerful sound, and recently he has been leading a band, something he has not done very often.

But when they come to the United States with bands, something gets lost in translation.

To bypass the majors, which are perceived as too risk-averse to invest in new bands – something Stennett disputes – many acts are now crowdfunding albums with fans' money.

(Though a small one: tickets to Mr. Govea's shows rarely sell for more than $30, and he always pays his bands something, even if it is less than their normal fee).

At the same time, he notes that paying the bands something is a good gesture of recognition for anyone putting on a show.

This band is something else.