Sentence examples for filled with bands from inspiring English sources

The charts were filled with bands aping their punky, politicised take on ska, the long-forgotten precursor to reggae which had been popular in Jamaica during the 1960s.

Playing at the Coachella festival last month with a lineup filled with bands half their age, O.M.D. put on shows that Rolling Stone praised as "shamelessly exuberant".

Largely filled with bands who'd already had a degree of commercial success, it was low on surprises, but high on quality – you could make at least some case for giving the prize to almost everyone on the shortlist.

If you can imagine a 50-foot-long copier, filled with bands and switches, then you can begin to envision the Dioss and Cioss machines that use bar code scanners to sort mail into bins arranged by ZIP code.

The director of the transitional council's stabilization team, Aref el-Nayed, said that confidence in the security of the city was growing and that it would not be filled with bands of rebel fighters for long.

All 32 slots on the bracket were filled with bands in less than 24 hours.

Rather than being re-engineered, he said, "this thing has been filled with Band-Aids".

IT'S that time of the year again: jam-band convergence, when New York City's rock halls fill with bands playing marathon sets, settling in on their way to New Year's Eve.

She liked the fast times, the soft Hollywood nights filled with swing bands and torch singers.

Everyone knows that the president's movement is filled with contradictory bands".

By 1929, the upper floors of the Peabody Hotel, in Memphis, were filled with jug bands and jazz combos, cutting "race" and "hillbilly" records for Victor, Vocalion, Brunswick, and OKeh.