Sentence examples for failing bands from inspiring English sources

What looks like an overnight sensation is actually the product of years playing in failing bands.

She'd grown up in the north west, him in London, and in roundabout ways they'd found themselves in failing bands.

Boak looks more like someone in a rock band than an activist, and indeed he spent much of his 20s in failing bands before dreaming up Fifth Sense, which offers the support to which Boak wished his own doctor could have pointed him.

The feel-good rockumentary of the past year was Anvil: the Story of Anvil, Sacha Gervasi's heart-warming film that charted the woes of being in a failing heavy-metal band.

(Anderson) Okkervil River (Monday) These erudite indie-rockers from Austin, Tex., are known for vast conceptual albums, be the topics a heroin-addicted folk singer ("Black Sheep Boy") or the plight of a failing glam-rock band ("The Stand Ins").

Welch tackles big subjects: on April 14th, she compares a night out to see a failing rock'n'roll band to the tragedy of the Titanic, Abraham Lincoln's assassination, and the worst storm of the Dust Bowl era.

At 9 p.m., Music Hall of Williamsburg, 66 North Sixth Street, Brooklyn, (800) 745-3000, musichallofwilliamsburg.com; $20. (Anderson) Okkervil River (Thursday) These erudite indie-rockers from Austin, Tex., are known for vast conceptual albums, be the topics a heroin-addicted folk singer ("Black Sheep Boy") or the plight of a failing glam-rock band ("The Stand Ins").

Dr Philip Dixon, director of the Association of Teachers and Lecturers Cymru, said the promised support for schools in the lower bands was failing to materialise.

A total of 88 out of 105 clones were verified, with only 17 clones failing to produce visible bands on Southern blots when hybridised to their respective probe (Table 4).

Thyroid-hormone supplements were the Band-Aid; failing to address the larger problem meant that I might get sicker.

Things fell apart in May last year when Doherty was kicked out of the band for failing to turn up for a European tour.