Sentence examples for changing bands from inspiring English sources

His headlining gigs in New York became more frequent, and the documentation of his changing bands kept pace.

Changing bands with the swiftness that's required in the New York jazz world, the clarinetist Don Byron will present a brand new quartet.

CHARLES LLOYD Since the late 1990s, this tenor saxophonist has rolled out a series of thoughtful, misty and generally excellent jazz records, even with changing bands.

I hope I'm not short changing bands.

This may be due to the changing band structure data with increasing film thickness.

In all fairness, she does have a lot going on: under potentially dubious circumstances, she's recently taken over as principal of McKinley High, she has an ever growing (and changing) band of peppy Glee Club nerds to squash, and she's in talks with some major Ohio-area TV networks to bring back the ever popular Sue's Corner.

Upon further extrusion, the fibers are broken while the large subgrains are refined by forming dislocation bands and changing the bands to sub-boundaries.

Keep in mind that bra band sizes and cup sizes are proportional, so, by changing a band size, you will probably also change cup size.

Since then, he has worked almost continuously, a nomadic life of intense collaborations with ever-changing bands of strangers, most recently in New Zealand on the upcoming western Slow West, starring Michael Fassbender.

And while recent years haven't been their most successful (the Minor Threat complete discography remains Dischord's biggest-selling release) you suspect a new wave of life-changing bands may still yet pass through its ranks.

Similar to the effect of oxygen flow rate, it would be due to the crystal quality improvement of ZnO changing the band tailing effect, which is observed from the change of FWHM of XRD peaks with P doping.