Sentence examples for banding project from inspiring English sources

Mr. Clark said he and others involved in the banding project, which tracks the movement of raptors, have learned that more sharp-shinned hawks are staying north in the winter because the numerous backyard bird feeders promise plenty of sparrows.

The 20-year owl banding project has recently increased the number of owls banded by as much as eightfold by the addition of audio lures that are used to broadcast owl calls.

The other is a band project with a few musicians I've met in LA.

These bands project the tower into space and yet hold it firmly to the ground.

EDGEWATER ARTS FESTIVAL Former Cliffside Parker, Marian Mastrorilli and her band, Project Mercury.

(And sometimes, he reveals, these were just tricks for helping a boring, up-and-coming band project icon-ready confidence).

It's a mature take on the pain of infidelity, which is surprising given the laddish front the band project.

More recent powerful Scottish creators have been the Bancroft brothers: drummer Tom, who runs a major new big band project at the Edinburgh festival in August, and saxophonist Phil, who contributes one of the highlights of the Manchester Jazz Festival.

Soon after came the rather muddled Bug, and a trip to Europe which, when completed, saw the departure of Lou (apparently not too amicably) to continue work with his Sebadoh band project.

Among the set's delights are a duet session with the pianist Muhal Richard Abrams that finds room for Scott Joplin's "Maple Leaf Rag," an inviting solo saxophone recital that mingles Braxton originals with jazz standards including Coltrane's "Giant Steps," and a visionary big-band project that, in a spirited jazz march, channels John Philip Sousa.

The never-ending jam band project — to mingle everything with everything else, preferably for a dancing crowd — flexed some happy permutations on Thursday night at the Brooklyn Masonic Armory in Fort Greene, where Medeski Martin & Wood and guests performed for the Undead Music Festival of jazz and improvised music.