Sentence examples for historical band from inspiring English sources

The Goldman argument is that profits are at the top end of their historical band.

In contradistinction to Dilthey's epistemological endeavors to clarify the foundations of the historical sciences vis-à-vis the natural sciences, Yorck aimed exclusively at the ontology of historical life, particularly the historical band (syndesmos) and effective connection (virtuality) that unites generational life.

The United States Army (USA) operates two military recruiting centers in Omak, although a historical military band, the Omak Military Band, also operated around 1910.

Losing My Edge was an anthem for the aging music nerd, with lyrics detailing a comically epic list of historical dates, bands and attended gigs: the anti-hipster's defence against "the art-school Brooklynites in little jackets and borrowed nostalgia for the unremembered eighties".

Nearly half of 110 studies we analyzed in detail were retrospective reviews of historical mortality records, banding data, or results of necropsies on dead birds received at pathology and veterinary facilities.

There were also historical montages reflecting the band's childhood years growing up in wartime, postwar and 1960s England, and later, in "The Rock" — the majestic and volatile instrumental in which the four themes reappear and finally merge — a compendium of crises up to the 21st century, matching one musical peak to Sept. 11.

MR: What was the historical evolution of the band?

Earnings multiples are stretched the upper band of historical levels.

The Big Four concert, by Metallica, Slayer, Megadeth and Anthrax, was a post-historical show by bands whose true context is 20 years behind us; it changed nothing.

Between numbers, band members share historical tidbits about the songs.

It was modeled after the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra: a working band polishing a historical repertory and extending it into the present.