Sentence examples for course bands from inspiring English sources

Of course, bands also need to consider how searchable their name is online.

It's a café during the day and a bar at night, with film events, crafternoons, trivia nights and, of course, bands (aside from Patience and John, our barista is one Ritchie Daniell, drummer with the Trouble with Templeton).

There are, of course, bands today who capably evoke the music that populates the typical classic rock radio playlist.

(They are a cool — of course — band, whelped from social media. The Internet says so).

It's only, of course, band-limited appropriately if we choose the sinusoidal frequency that way.

Of course, band-branded merchandise has been a major part of the music business, big and small, for years.

At the end of the course, the bands are recorded and each bandmember receives a professional CD of his or her band.

Of course, the bands first had to make great songs.

Ringing the Meadowlands, of course, are bands of decaying towns whose blight is barely hidden by layers of tin and fake masonry.

Of course, boy bands, beginning with the Jackson 5 and the Monkees, have always sung sweet songs about getting the girl, and not much else.

And of course fitness bands and embedded trackers continue to be if interest.