Sentence examples for elite band from inspiring English sources

It was Elizabeth I who created an elite band of lawyers to advise the monarch.

These resources aren't locked up in an ivory tower, accessible only to an elite band of researchers.

This literary culture has been husbanded by a small, admittedly elite, band who prefer writing to fighting.

In addition to winning titles in Portugal, England and Italy, Mourinho has also joined the elite band of treble winners.

A parallel development has been the growing enthusiasm of the elite band of venerable manufacturers that produce finely crafted objects in contemporary design.

As reminders that the UK is currently governed by an elite band of old chums go, they don't come much more striking.

The Independent on Sunday has been told, however, that Mourinho has received a number of other offers – although none from the elite band of super clubs.

The elite bands announce auditions only when openings occur.

I was intrigued by Sybilla's outrage that the Seven Samurai of Kurosawa's film were an "elite band --I admit the reason for it escaped me.

MR: Yeah, it took out the record companies, leaving them going, "How in the world are we going to make money now?" SN: Right, and then not to mention us--the elite bands from the seventies who never stopped playing and who could go out and do big tours, vis-à-vis Fleetwood Mac and The Eagles.

A lot of them get to the point where they play in front of people until they realise they suck, some get it together enough that it's possible to enjoy their music, a few succeed to the point that people will give them a bunch of money to play and a select group of elite bands become so wildly popular for no good reason that people start hating them.