Sentence examples for creating bands from inspiring English sources

Sometimes the labels go a step further, actually creating bands with a sound and look they think will resonate.

The anomalous features are nearly symmetrically arranged on both sides of the axis and parallel the axis, creating bands of parallel anomalies.

Booking at such high volume, Festival Productions has done less and less hands-on producing in the curatorial sense of creating bands that didn't exist before or setting up special concerts.

He said USAA's Global Opportunities Portfolio — which uses a simple strategy of creating bands, or collars, around stocks to manage how much they can rise or fall — went from essentially zero to $500 million in a year.

So sometimes outside interests — record companies, promoters, festivals, educational entities — get involved, creating bands that express the essence of their projects, pasting their brand on them, recording them, sometimes designing limited tours for them.

The glut is largely the fault of Thomas Beecham, who in the early-to-middle years of the 20th century had the habit of creating bands for himself to conduct, only to run afoul of his own creations, walk away and set up something else.

Reefs offshore keep big waves away and create bands of azure and teal water.

Schools and colleges have sprung up to teach the art of the rock musician, TV programmes exist to create bands.

The looming ice age has also created bands of climate refugees, among them Moses and Plato, whom Mr. Antrobus invites in, against Mrs. Antrobus's protests.

Samsung actually teamed with a pair of designers to create bands specifically for the watch — but save yourself some cash and just pick up a regular old strap.

The inlet for the polymer into the second version's mould was adjusted and the thickness of the flexible band increased from 0.55 mm to 0.65 mm which created bands of greater length and strength.