Sentence examples for means bands from inspiring English sources
Success for Vagrant, Mr. Egan said, means bands can make a living from their music.
Mr. Khazali and his brother, Qais, had been involved in Asa'ib al-Haq, which means "bands of the righteous," for several years.
We're economically, politically and geographically isolated, as well as largely ignored by national media based elsewhere, which means bands end up having an incubation period.
In summary: Klaxons were never supposed to last this long - being saddled with the responsibility of creating a whole new genre by the NME all too often means bands don't last past teatime.
Taraf de Haidouks (the name means band of brigands) is a band of Romanian Gypsies who span three generations.
BP means band-pass filtering from 100 to 6,000 Hz.
Survival means banding together; justice requires it.
The specific epithet fasciatum means "banded", referring to the striped pattern of the juvenile.
The full species name (Bungarus multicinctus) thus literally means "banded krait".
If you say you like post-hardcore, some people will think you mean bands like Asking Alexandria or something.
