Sentence examples for classes band from inspiring English sources

Now, as Crane students go about their routines of classes, band practice, church, and Sonic drive-thru meals, they bear a scarlet "C".

At every turn, there's something stimulating: playgrounds, water and skate parks, mini golf, volleyball, basketball and tennis courts, bike and toy rentals, marinas, sports complexes, food vendors, outdoor art and music classes, band practice.

Well, U2, as much as they're from Ireland, they're a world-class band".

I mean, who wants to hear yet another middle-class band writing songs about touring, about their lovers?

The lighting (by Jules Fisher and Peggy Eisenhauer) is the best that money can buy, as are the orchestrations (by Jonathan Tunick) for the first-class band that accompanies her.

This is where "Supersonic" produces its sense of drama: they were a working-class band that, in Noel's words, "came from nothing and wanted it all".

Every town had at least one world-class band, and this bunch of talented all-rounders were from Jos, in the middle belt of the country.

It's a pleasure to watch such a world class band, especially when Peter Buck spends 90 per cent of his time playing the Rickenbacker guitars that were such a trademark of the group's sound 25 years ago.

For all his brilliance at the helm, Jansons can't take the credit for turning the Concertgebouw into a world-class band: since its formation in 1888, the orchestra has been recognised as one of the world's best.

The rivalry and tussles between the brothers; the onstage fight in which Dave gets knocked out by the drummer; the banning of the band from the States, cleverly derided by Davies père, who points out that the "most working-class band in the business is brought down by the unions".

This model differs sharply from the general classification model applied mostly in Nigeria and developing economies (See Table 1) which does not take cognizance of the peculiarities of each sectors and locations, but revolves around a class band of employees and assets.