Sentence examples for band standards from inspiring English sources
He began having aural hallucinations -- hearing Hebrew chants, big band standards like "Chattanooga Choo-Choo" and traditional American songs like "When Johnny Comes Marching Home" that no one else heard.
Then his father got him into the Post Office Workers Band, which played orchestral melodies with percussion, along with marching band standards.
Prudence Johnson is a Minneapolis performer with a repertoire that includes the American songbook, big band standards, and duets with Garrison Keillor on Prairie Home Companion.
The band standards obtained from the broth with glucose and sucrose were similar, except that for sucrose the presence of bands after 48 hours was observed, while for glucose bands were observed only after 72 hours.
This led to "I Got You," by James Brown -- not often heard on an acoustic guitar -- and to "Sing, Sing, Sing," the big band standard.
Thrice's previous albums made this California band standard-bearers for so-called screamo by placing punk and metal riffs behind throat-tearing screams.
"Now play Cherokee," shouted a heckler, so he did, tearing through the changes of the big band standard Charlie Parker had made his own, reinterpreting and incorporating Bird's lines into something new.
On the other hand spectral results reveal a large spread in each one-third octave band (standard deviations of up to 5 dB).
More notably, Adams began to make the drills far more intricate and precise than they had in the past by adding a countermarch, maneuvers from the Army Drill Manual, and established a 30 inch (76 cm) step, or six steps for every five yards (4.57m), as the band standard.
In the sham group, the immunoreactive bands of the gel were measured and normalized against the first immunoreactive band (standard sham sample) and the results of all the bands belonging to the same group were expressed as mean ± s.e.m.m
Illuminations is well up to Tyner-band standards, though maybe not leaping out of the crowd as forcefully as its predecessor did.
