Sentence examples for large bands of from inspiring English sources

Printouts often look haphazard, with large bands of white space or images chopped in two.

The deity rode on a tremendous and ornate moving shrine (ratha), which was often pulled by large bands of devotees.

Services that used to be attended by large bands of bagpipers are lucky to get a group of 8 or 10.

As the heads of two traditionally rival parties – Dostum's Jonbesh-e Milli and Atta's Jamiat-e Islami – the two commanders have large bands of armed men at their disposal.

Musicians and dancers across the entire region became familiar with both musical languages, and the large bands of the swing era expanded their repertory to include rumbas and congas, two types of Afro-Cuban dance music.

Soon, budding specialty divisions owned by the major studios were being organized around large bands of publicists whose techniques for grabbing attention — screenings, panel discussions, parties, political provocation — were far cheaper than the huge advertising buys that drive the summer blockbusters.

A large band of artistic friends took part in the creation of some works.

A large band of drug traffickers was actually executed in Iran, that is true.

To help persuade us, Parker enlists a large band of creatures, past and present.

His powerful personality attracted a large band of devotees before his death in 1950.

In 1717 a Spanish force of 500 defeated a large band of Comanches at Rabbit Ear Mountains.