Sentence examples for don't band from inspiring English sources

If we wave riders don't band together and do more for it, we are just as guilty for what happens to it.

Growers who don't band with Pharmacielo and other legitimate cultivation operations run the risk of having their crops as well as their livelihood eradicated by the army.

Back in Milwaukee, though, Ms. Levine is just trying to pay the rent, cheerfully juggling commitments that sometimes help her do that and sometimes don't: band practice; an artist's residency; independent curating; the "Handmade Nation" book tour (Princeton Architectural Press is printing 20,000 copies, a huge number for the house); and other speaking engagements.

Non-automatic-bid conferences, however, do not band together to rally around non-automatic-bid teams vying for a BCS bid.

Glee enthusiasts didn't band together until The Glee Club started in 1785.

Those consumers didn't band together because Julia or Sarah was particularly eloquent or wealthy or threatening them with force.

"Before Seattle, the developing countries did not band together for anything," he said.

"Then don't," Mr. Band replied.

If they don't the band could be a disaster.

Don't forget to band the forelock!

Even if you make super music traditional publishers just don't sign bands any more.