Sentence examples for familiar band from inspiring English sources

A familiar band of cultural commentators produces a sketch of a country in transformation, but it feels more suited to a Sunday supplement than TV.

The man who made his name as a midfielder at Nottingham Forest predictably arrives with his familiar band of merry men: "Little John Robertsonon, his assistant) and Steve "Will Scarlett" Walford (coach).

And how good it was during a time of war and crisis to have a Familiar Band of Brothers returned to government, armed with experience.

In fact, most of the proposals offered are familiar band-aids rather than creative new initiatives.

It sounds like a familiar tale: band gets Pitchfork praise; band smashes SXSW; British press hyperventilate (band is shoegazey, possibly wears faded paisley shirts).

Mr. O'Brien's familiar house band, once known as the Max Weinberg 7, backed the show, though minus Mr. Weinberg.

He lifted himself stiffly out of the cramped cockpit and eased off the white helmet with its familiar tartan band.

Mr. McCartney keeps his songs familiar; his band members barely deviated from the solos played by the Beatles and Wings.

And of course we're all familiar with Band Aid, even if Sir Bob Geldof could learn a thing or two from fundraisers.

The program with the familiar yellow band across the top began in 1884, when an advertising man from Ohio named Frank Strauss came up with the idea of turning what for decades had been a simple handbill into a magazine that could serve as an advertising vehicle.

I'm not particularly familiar with band-members either.