Sentence examples for loud band from inspiring English sources
Titus Andronicus was a very loud band.
A loud band of British supporters lifted Evans on a packed Court 13.
December shows are no longer a loud band and a singer.
Dzumhur has won many friends in Melbourne, not least a small but very loud band of local Bosnians who gave him raucous support.
Backed by a bruisingly loud band, he opened with A Milli, the song's sci-fi hip-hop given a startlingly effective guitar-led recharge.
Formative in developing the heavy-metal genre, Black Sabbath are among the most influential of the loud bands.
(Mr. Harris likes to hit hard too, but in general few loud bands want a vibraphonist. The instrument is also difficult to mike).
Created by the frontman of Jane's Addiction, Perry Farrell, as a debauched touring spectacular of loud bands and counterculture, Lollapalooza has since set down its anchor as one enormous, annual affair downtown.
The campaign headquarters last night -- usually a place of loud bands, balloons, banners, bustling bars, cheering and blaring television sets, at least on the winners' side -- were relatively sedate, reflecting these strange times.
As the networks unveiled their plans for next season in elaborate, noisy presentations in New York last week, the sound emerging from behind all the loud bands and confident pronouncements was that of a lot of old rules crashing.
