Sentence examples for bands employed from inspiring English sources
Over the years Mr. Rey's bands employed a remarkable array of arrangers, including Ray Conniff, Billy May, Frank Devol and Skeets Herfurt, who also played clarinet.
A number of methods have been used for the estimation of green LAI; however, the specific spectral bands employed varied widely among the methods and data used.
"How pathetic is that?" Puzzled, unnerved and occasionally terrified by their fans, bands employed poachers turned gamekeepers to handle them, such as Beatles fanclub secretary Freda Kelly, the subject of a new documentary Good Ol Fredaandand Shirley Arnold, who did the same job for the Rolling Stones.
The pass bands employed in this study are listed in Table 2.
This starkly contrasted the typical "You did this but I did THIS" self-help vibe a lot of bands employed that resonated with more fans than offended purists.
The food consumption data were subdivided by principal age bands employed in the EFSA Comprehensive Food Consumption Database: 1 2, 3 9, 10 17 and 18+ years (there were no data on children less than 1 year; and the elderly were grouped with adults).
Finally, how important are ninjas (13) to rock'n'roll, and should more rock'n'roll bands employ ninjas?
Present-day mestizos accompany public processions and feast-day dances with brass bands, employ Spanish song lyrics, and wear European-derived clothing.
One strategy bands employ is to open for local bands who have already established an audience (and reciprocate when that band comes to their home city).
This includes having no music or live bands, employing door staff and using plastic glasses on match days.
Although many bands employ shock tactics to seize the younger "impressionable" audiences (i.e. Miley Cyrus' wreck of a career and the blurred lines between what's appropriate for all ears and what's just disgusting), Imagine Dragons leaves theirs at the helm of their lair.
