Sentence examples for felt bands from inspiring English sources

If there's one thing people in LA hate, it's streets closing down, and we've always felt bands should shake things up".

Eastern Cuba will also feel bands of fierce wind and rain on Monday, the agency said.

Whatever you feel, band-aids will need to be covered with it.

"I felt that bands were naïve about the business," he said.

I felt the bands did help in that respect.

Some evidently felt the band were breaking up, while others suggested there would be a change to the band's monochrome aesthetic.

Just about everyone else I asked felt this band was nearer its end than its beginning.

Nevertheless, as far back as 2009, Hinds was telling the Guardian he felt the band were more classic rock than metal.

Together they sold more records than the Rolling Stones, Abba or Elton John, but Gibb always felt the band had not received the recognition it deserved.

Mumford, 26, said he felt the band had done "nothing special" to earn the prestigious Glastonbury slot, and put their success down to the audience.

Flea ultimately respected the decision, but felt the band would suffer musically without them.