Sentence examples for band tv from inspiring English sources

There are also unremarkable vocals in English from the New York band TV on the Radio – but at least they went out to Algeria to join in.

His Brooklyn-based band TV on the Radio are one of the most acclaimed art-rock groups of the past decade.

Berninger and Kim Deal will be absent from the London incarnation of the show, with Kelley Deal singing her sister's parts, and Berninger's shoes filled by Tunde Adebimpe, of acclaimed Brooklyn band TV on the Radio.

Silva himself and Tunde Adebimpe (from the band TV on the Radio) play a gay couple who agree to help a friend (Kristen Wiig) get pregnant by artificial insemination.

Up a flight, a high-school chorus had crammed into a dressing room with the members of the Brooklyn band TV on the Radio and an Italian pop star named Jovanotti, to hash out their arrangement of the show opener, "You Can't Always Get What You Want".

The restaurant was booked, so Brooklyn scenesters, like members of the indie band TV on the Radio, may have to eat frisée salad with house bacon and poached egg at a communal table with a group of Japanese tourists dining on arctic char and spring vegetables.

From the teen-bop star Justin Bieber to the casts of "Glee" and the boy-band TV series "Big Time Rush," dance-infused pop singles made a triumphant comeback in 2010.

And like those bands, TV on the Radio, a three-piece group from Brooklyn, has produced a first album that is a stunning statement of purpose.

He is also an independent music producer and engineer who has worked on recordings by the bands TV on the Radio and the Yeah Yeah Yeahs; he has also produced promotional recordings for the actress Scarlett Johansson.

In contrast with the unprocessed, raw guitars that characterized the New York rock bands, TV on the Radio posed a question: Is a real-time event superior to its digital imitation?

For instance, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) of the US approved in November 2008 the use of mobile devices in unused TV bands (TV white spaces), and many governments worldwide have also moved to support this new spectrum sharing model.