Sentence examples for bands with which from inspiring English sources

The essentially crystalline texture of these minerals together with the definitive crystalline texture of the laminated chert bands with which the iron mineral layers alternate is perplexing.

OBITUARIES An obituary on Saturday about the guitarist Jeff Hanneman, a founder of the band Slayer, misspelled the name of one of the bands with which Slayer has toured.

He was more than passable, and the bands with which he played were often kinder than they would have been had he hopped on stage under other circumstances, but he's definitely better than many of the would-be sax players I went to high school with, and he has a sense of musicality.

"He had 13 jazz bands with which he would tour New England," Lancisi recalls.

So now she uses the time to practice numbers for the two bands with which she sings, including an all-girl punk rock band that does country-music covers.

British lads travel about in packs of seven trying to get laid, while consistently being the most sunburned people in the whole country, sporting sleeveless shirts that advertise backpacker bars, and wearing thick clumps of ancient festival bands with which they spread fun vibes and disease.

He visited Japan 32 times with various orchestras including Ray McVay's British band, with which he also toured Europe, Australia and South America.

Returning to Nigeria in the mid-1960s, he reconstituted Koola Lobitos, a band with which he had played in London.

His death was announced on the Web site of Pink Floyd, the band with which he was most closely associated.

In 1970 Mr. Mooney joined Jennings's studio and touring band, with which he played for two decades.

The Claudia Quintet shared the Purcell Room show with the Royal Academy of Music's big band, with which Hollenbeck has been working as a visiting professor.