Sentence examples for bands hung from inspiring English sources

In the early years of Pink Floyd, in the 1960s, was there not that same thing when bands hung around together? A. Funnily enough, we didn't really hang around that much.

Partisan bands hung upon his flanks and so harassed his movements that he did not reach Charlotte until September 25th.

If your mask has one or more elastic bands, you should hold it by the top so the bands hang below.

According to Brandon, on the first night the band hung out at the House of Soul with Daptone staff, they listened to albums by the Remains and the Standelles, and immediately clicked.

The band hung together for more chart successes, including Massachusetts and Words.

MR: After the band hung out with the likes of Slipknot and Anthrax, it's like you're in the same circle now.

He's been through the squat and free party scene in London in the late 1980s, done the rock-n-roll thing with a German punk band, hung with Fela Kuti in the Kalkuta Republic, ran hash from Lebanon into Israeli Kibbitzim, and now he's here in Sanlucar de Guadiana in Andalusia, Spain population: 500 a haven for British expats.

Robert has had an exciting life so far – been through the squat and free party scene in London in the late 1980s, lived rock-n-roll with a German punk band, hung with Fela Kuti in the Kalkuta Republic, ran hash from Lebanon into Israeli Kibbitzim.

Designed and installed in 1987 by Paul Matisse, grandson of painter Henri Matisse, the three-instrument "Band" hangs between the in- and out-bound tracks in Kendall Station.

Then flip your hands over so your palms are facing you and the ends of the band hang inside your hands toward each other.

James L. Dolan, the owner of Cablevision Systems Corporation, sings in a rock band, hangs out along the baseline at Knicks games, and slaps hands with his multimillion-dollar unionized athletes.