Sentence examples for band the future from inspiring English sources

These included most extracurricular activities, among them the chorus, the band, the Future Farmers and Future Homemakers of America, the cheerleading squad and the academic team.

"Sleep" is designed as ambient music and is released on the prestigious classical record label Deutsche Grammophon, but Richter is equally at home in the world of popular music: he will at perform at the festival All Tomorrow's Parties this November, and has previously worked with the electronic band the Future Sound of London.

Two major efforts towards such a nationwide network are the federal-government-only Integrated Wireless Network (IWN) and an FCC-led effort to create a public-private partnership in the 700 MHz band; the future of both projects is uncertain due in part to concerns surrounding cost.

Janov's 1970 book The Primal Scream was a cultural phenomenon, and the treatment was soon all the rage: John Lennon tried it, channeling the suffering of his childhood into Plastic Ono Band; the future voice of Darth Vader, James Earl Jones, said it helped cure him of smoking and hemorrhoids; pianist Roger Williams described Janov as one of history's greatest men.

Janov's 1970 book The Primal Scream was a cultural phenomenon, and soon the treatment was all the rage: John Lennon tried it, channeling the suffering of his childhood into Plastic Ono Band; the future voice of Darth Vader, James Earl Jones, said it helped cure him of smoking and haemorrhoids; and pianist Roger Williams described Janov as one of history's greatest men.

This year the MCC partnered with ClearHart Digital to provide Near Field Communication wrist bands (the future is now, people) so that the 3,500 party-goers could track all the cocktails they tasted.

Though Corgan announced that the song represented the sound people could expect from the band in the future, the band's next album would feature few guitar driven songs.

If your band has already disbanded (such as The Beatles, Busted and The Beach Boys) or ended due to member death (such as Nirvana), look into any possible reunion concerts by the band (or a form of the band) in the future.

This is engaging, urban, 21st-century music that has seen the band dubbed "the future of jazz".

David Bowie even introduced the group onstage, at one of their 1977 New York shows, calling them "the band of the future".

In an exclusive interview with The Sun conducted six hours after news of his departure from the world's biggest boyband broke, the 20-year-old singer indicated not only that the door has been left open for him to return to the band in the future, but also that he didn't intend to bow out of the limelight completely in the meantime.