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Discover LudwigThe part of a sentence "bands who" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to refer to a group of musical bands or artists who share common characteristics or qualities. Example: "The music festival featured bands who ranged from indie pop to heavy metal." This sentence suggests that the festival included different bands with varying genres or styles of music.
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There are bands who really manipulate that.
"We used to laugh at other bands who did".
"We laughed at the other bands who bothered learning three chords.
But those aren't baby bands who had to do it themselves from the start.
Boys in bands who think Nasdaq is a Japanese streetwear label?
The Pindaris followed the Maratha bands who raided Mughal territory from the late 17th century.
Sir Paul said today: "There are so many bands who all get called 'the next Beatles'.
That was through no fault of the bands, who were almost uniformly accomplished and agile.
Somehow they are just one of those bands who have managed to evade me entirely.
It was an ever-present pressing question with the bands who dropped by the BBC3 sofas.
And what happens to the bands who don't have massive international summer hits?
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