Sentence examples for getting a band of from inspiring English sources

Not getting a band of my own together earlier.

If there isn't anything in place already, ask for it or get a band of coworkers/volunteers together to ask as a group.

You might even get a band out of it.

As one record label press officer puts it: "The whole point of my job now – of getting a band in the press – is just so the band then have a press pack that can be given out.

Lately, the band is getting a lot of requests to play Menghitung Hari ("Counting the Days").

One newly nominated band that's getting a lot of press is Venezuela's Los Mesoneros.

Since their song "Not in Love" was featured on the TV show One Tree Hill in January, the band finds themselves getting a lot of new female fans -- both teenage girls and their moms.

So, then I got a band, and I called it Earls of Rhythm.

After wasting weeks chasing a phantom Mexican regiment, Reed finally got up a band of rescuers to save what remained of the pioneer party.

And the watch, black with a polyurethane band, got a lot of screen time, as Mr. Nadal happens to be one of those people who has gorgeous locks and the need to compulsively brush his fingers through them.

"The characters these young actors play in 'The Get Down' unwittingly become a band of brothers," Luhrmann said in the release.