Sentence examples for bands dropped from inspiring English sources

Two genre-defying bands dropped in, both with bracing effect.

Danielle's outer bands dropped light rainfall from Connecticut through Maine, with isolated locations in Rhode Island and Massachusetts reporting over 3 inches (76 mm).

While some bands such as Hawkwind maintained an explicitly psychedelic course into the 1970s, most bands dropped the psychedelic elements in favour of embarking on wider experimentation.

Bastille, one of Britain's hottest new bands, dropped by during their U.S. tour and played a short acoustic set in front of an audience of Embassy staffers and DC101 competition winners (see the slideshow).

Bleeding was defined as the following: (1) a bleeding event after initial control of variceal bleeding, (2) a bleeding event after successful EBL of non-bleeding varices before all ligation bands dropped off.

In addition, on the basis of the Raman spectrum in Figure 1 c, RBMs were detected in the rebar graphene sheets; the intensity ratio of the D to G bands dropped to <0.1, demonstrating the weak etching effects of Cu on SWCNTs because of the low solubility of carbon in Cu (<0.001 atom % at 1000 °C).

"You're uninvited," she sang, as the band dropped out.

He was released on bail without charge and the band dropped him.

When the band dropped out for an a cappella rendition of "Danny Boy," it was a relief.

The Incredible String Band dropped by in 1968 and shot a promotional film which can now be found on YouTube.

When the time came for a follow-up to In Rainbows, the band dropped the price-it-yourself gimmick.