Sentence examples similar to five person band from inspiring English sources

The hotel's "four or six person band rooms" have bunkbeds for aspiring rock stars on tour, and the restaurant, Reynards, is from star Brooklyn chef Andrew Tarlow of Marlow & Sons.

With more than 2,000 songs in their repertoire and 200-plus dates annually scheduled, the eight-to-ten person band (varying in accordance to the limitations of a given location) is particularly apt at adjusting to a specific audience.

Again you may be able to start this business on your own with no employees or even just one or two part time staff but it is more likely that in order to be successful and attract clients looking for a less risky approach to having their own in house Janitor or signing up to a one person band.

Demand is extremely high for the band and one person, upon finding out the Aggie Band would not be performing at the local football game versus A&M, returned and requested a refund for 40 tickets.

In these sideline bands, no one person is responsible for all the tunes — if tunes are even the order of the day.

At least one member of the five-person band, which is based in Santa Maria and advertised its use of pyrotechnics, was said to have been killed in the fire.

Two persons visually scored bands and only concurring AFLP/M-SAP phenotypes were retained for further analyses.

Any one person out of tune in a ska band brings the whole thing crashing down.

It makes the whole band look bad if even one person is grinning at their friends while marching in the parade.

A tornado in the outer bands of the storm killed one person in Lafourche Parish, while six others were injured.

The Local Government Association said councils should receive the £200m they currently lose from homes in England rated at band E or above where only one person pays the tax.