Sentence examples for full of bands from inspiring English sources

### 11 15 A.M. First Avenue, full of bands and sloping hills, tests the runners.

The 35-group lineup, on two stages, was full of bands that have earned loyal fans by persevering with self-made styles.

Even more than usual downtown Manhattan is full of bands most people have never heard of, hoping to emulate the success of other bands most people have never heard of.

Don't get me wrong: my memory is full of bands of children roaming the "backs", the tarmacked alleys between rows of terrace houses, warring among themselves with stones and sticks and swear words they didn't understand.

Like a lot of my fellow passengers -- indie-rock fans who had signed up for a three-day voyage full of bands and beverages -- I'd never been on a cruise before.

Rock is full of bands touted as 'the next Nirvana', but At The Drive-In - a fierce and complex Texan art-punk band who shook with passion and mass appeal - really were going to be just that, at the turn of the Millennium: a force from the underground that redefined the mainstream.

We drive to neighbouring Marietta, to visit Deerhunter's rehearsal space, Notown, a suburban carriage house full of band stuff.

Five dress shirts, three pairs of pants, underwear, a dop kit full of Band-Aids and safety pins, two neckties, and several hundred rubbers — what sort of person does the mind cobble together from these ingredients?

Inside, there will be a 1,000-seat 1,000-seat for concerts by Bauditoriumnds and by members oforhe Dead, most of whom have formed their own groups; rotating museum exhibits foconcertsn the byy Area music scene since the 60's, world music and chapters in Grateful Dead history, and a store full of Bay Areachandise.

A full schedule of bands is at cmj2010.com, but beware: it's a long, long list.

Britain had its own "embassy," with a full schedule of bands through the convention.