Sentence examples for like bands from inspiring English sources

"But I like bands that are distinctive," she continues, "that sound like they're from where they're from.

All I had to do was read their list of influences: They're suburban dudes who used to like bands on Fueled By Ramen, and maybe Jawbreaker, before they discovered "real rock 'n' roll".

Bypassing iTunes, Amazon, Beatport and the like, bands can log in directly to the Google Music artist hub, (pay a one-time fee of $25 to use the platform), upload their music, set their own prices and watch as fans purchase and download their music without any excess steps or complications.

If you like bands like One Direction or the other girly stuff, Capital FM if the best radio for you, but if you are a fan of Bring Me the Horizon, Blink 182, Paramore, Fall Out Boy, Green Day, Nirvana and other rock/metal bands, Kerrang and Scuzz are the best radio stations for you!

The application is most likely to appeal to lightweight companies like bands, film crews, artists, associations and especially virtual companies like many startups.

"It's like bands," she says.

The 1D cells would behave like band cells (Krupic et al., 2012).

True, "The Roof Gardens" still retains a Futurist glimmer in the shimmering background of intersecting splinter-like bands.

This name cleverly depicts the discontinuous, zipper-like bands across the abdomen of this fly, instead of the continuous bands of common wasps.

"I've liked bands myself, so I can understand.

This gap shares a range of frequency with the third gap for the TE-like bands.