Sentence examples for bands face from inspiring English sources

Reunited bands face a choice.

All new pop bands face the release date conundrum: do you put out your best single early on, garnering tastemaker attention and hoping it gets you a Jools Holland booking and, ideally, an Apple advert?

Where bands face a baying throng in a cavernous stadium, writers drone through random chunks of their work at the rear of provincial bookstores, signing copies in the faint hope that the newly enhanced volumes will not appear on eBay before breakfast.

For another thing, he's had to deal with things rather more challenging than most western punk bands face: tapped phone lines, curtailed festival sets, and general confusion from the public as to what the hell the racket he's making on stage is all about.

Here's how it works: The Rigsketball van is parked in front of strip clubs, in cul-de-sacs, and in alleyways two bands face off until a champion emerges or the cops break it up.

Then on an all new episode of VICE WORLD OF SPORTS, we witness a true college football rivalry between Southern and Grambling State at Louisiana's Bayou Classic, where the real showdown actually begins at halftime when the teams' two show-stopping marching bands face off.

"It's always exciting when you see bands facing each other, there's an energy from the interaction," reckons Hung.

See, the cases, bands, faces, and bezels of these watches, which range from $30 to $75, are made of biodegradable products include bamboo, cotton, resin, and mineral crystals.

I have seen the beautiful boy band face, gazing from the jacket of his debut novel Utterly Monkey.

After 12 years, the idealistic punk band Face to Face is playing its final series of shows.

Heri, the keyboard player whose family home we are in, explains how Boys in a Band face a dilemma.