Sentence examples for odd band from inspiring English sources

Camper Van Beethoven was an odd band during the 1980's, and it hasn't gotten any more fashionable lately.

If you take out the odd band of drummers and misplaced beach babe, they really haven't got much to say.

BASS: PINO PALLADINO I've created such an odd band but, because he can play any style, he'll be able to hold it all together.

And Galactic, the odd band on this bill, plays New Orleans-rooted funk that should get people dancing before the other bands' self-importance takes over.

The new Infection features sassy little protoplasms that you decipher by color and the odd band evokes the harsh, biotoxic skin of a bloated, mutated cow.

A province of mostly AARP card-toting hard core jazz fans, musicians, music educators, band students and the odd band parent or two.

That odd little band, whose eccentric and sine-qua-non American accomplishments we celebrate next week, gets a tantalizing hearing Sunday on the History Channels Desperate Crossing: The Untold Story of the Mayflower.

Watch local bands with odd names (ska band Sea Bass Kid wowed us) or those from further afield.

She says she finds it odd that Band-Aids for nonwhite people are rare: "Even if you're a well-educated, fortunate African, you still have to wear a light Band-Aid".

Ahmir's beats could sound less crisp and hard-hitting than a drum machine, and his samples were a little odd: funk bands like Faze-O and Surprize; R. & B. singers like Peabo Bryson.

The walls are covered with black-and-white photographs of previous players, including the odd celebrity: bands in town for big concerts have been known to do impromptu warm-up gigs here.