Sentence examples for bands away from inspiring English sources

One especially rapier critique of the phenomenon came from Justin Moyer, a musician whose article in the Washington City Paper decried Brooklyn's ability to suck bands away from far-flung regional music scenes, and toward Williamsburg.

Thus, we did not take these bands away from the total band numbers when the proportions of methylated bands were calculated.

Keep rubber bands away from small children.

I haven't thrown the rubber band away yet.

At other times this tribute disappears and snow or fire appear to consume the stage and hide the band away.

He bullied the rest of the band away from their drugs and booze and onto the next gig, penny-pinching from the long-suffering but devoted road crew.

This was unusual as the band's manager, Bill Drummond, had previously been keen to keep the band away from the temptations of London.

At the same time, the addition of keyboards alienated some fans who thought it moved the band away from the contemporary punk scene's DIY ethic.

Latham moved the band away from the use of strings, which featured heavily on Ocean Rain and to a lesser extent on Porcupine (1983), and introduced keyboards to the melody of the tracks.

The album Rubbing Doesn't Help represented a stylistic shift for the band away from their more pop-inspired material toward more guitar-oriented rock, but their comeback with Mouthfeel returned to the more pop-inspired sound of Hot Boxing.

The body part (right side, left side, head or abdomen) of each immobilized individual at which an interaction occurred and the side of the cricket relative to the band flow (directly facing the band, away from the band, left side facing the band, and right side facing the band) were recorded.