Sentence examples for disbanded around from inspiring English sources

After leaving Blakey in 1986, Miller was pianist in drummer Tony Williams' quintet from its foundation that year until it disbanded around 1993.

"The club disbanded around 1975 because we all grew up, got married and got jobs," Mr. Fernandez said.

Bonney, like Cave, was based in Berlin in the 1980s, and the band disbanded around 1991 (shortly after the Berlin Wall fell).

After the Mayers firm disbanded, around 1940, the top floor was chopped up, but Goodhue's office and the big reception room remained.

The rally slowly disbanded around 2 P.M., and the Flagstaff contingent walked to a nearby restaurant, passing at least one red-shirted protester being treated for heat stroke.

However, after about a month, the more independently minded Lithuanian organizations were disbanded around August and September 1941, as the Germans seized more control.

And to further complicate things, the great cycling dynasty, now known as the Discovery Channel, is making its last stand before disbanding, racing around that historic and scenic cycling hub of Missouri.

The landlocked navy has not been disbanded; it chugs forlornly around Lake Titicaca.

When questioned last week, the UN said that around 5,000 former fighters were disbanded under the programme.

The endowment disbanded New Public Works in 2002, and around the same time Mr. Robbins, now 47, resigned from the organization to accept a fellowship at Harvard University.

Mr. Karzai also dismissed the powerful intelligence chief in the southern city of Kandahar and disbanded three provincial military units around the country.