Sentence examples for keep a band from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, a great deal of steely dedication, open-mindedness and thick skin is required to keep a band going, not just talent and tight jeans.

This made it hard for him to keep a band together, he said, because members were more concerned with playing clubs and living the rock lifestyle than actual songcraft.

First of all, just in terms of economics, you can't keep a band together like that.

"It was a tenuous situation because it's very hard to keep a band together under any circumstance," she continued.

One of the reasons [I wrote it] was to show how hard it is to keep a band together.

They had that period of time trying to keep a band together, which is hard with a bunch of young men.

In case of an accident keep a band-aid or anything else you need in this bag with your makeup.

There was, he and Mr. Losh said, simply not enough work anymore to keep a marching band busy.

Tommy (with some help from his friend and benefactor, entertainer Jackie Gleason) was one of the few prominent bandleaders able to keep a big band going into the mid-1950s.

That's surely the case in market terms, given that so few jazz musicians can keep a working band on payroll in today's climate.

Rather, he says, the split was simply down to the fact that he and songwriting partner Chet "JR" White had repeatedly failed to keep a regular band together.