Sentence examples for in bands of from inspiring English sources
Female and young coatis commonly live in bands of 5 to 40 and travel together.
It was striped vertically, like a referee's jersey, in bands of light and dark.
They tend to gather in bands of like-minded individuals, many of whom are also artists.
They live in bands of between five and 20 horses, mainly breeding females and foals led by a dominant stallion.
Some 115,000 years ago, homo sapiens were still living in bands of hunter gatherers, largely confined to Africa.
By the time they responded to the "13" casting notice, most members already had been in bands of their own.
Mr. Dattner chose colored concrete blocks for their durability and low cost, and wrapped the building in bands of color.
Before colonization by the French, Dutch, and English, the Algonquin were probably organized in bands of patrilineal extended families.
A loose and long dress came covered in bands of metallic leather or in tiers of easy ruffles.
The documentary urge vies with the fairy tale in "Band of Outsiders," each enriching the other.
They met the actors in "Band of Brothers" and watched a premiere of the series.
