Sentence examples for opposing bands from inspiring English sources
The embedded cogs are rotated via toothy opposing bands, creating two theatres of movement on the wearer's finger.
The battle opened with several hours of skirmishing between opposing bands of arquebusiers and an ineffectual artillery exchange, after which d'Avalos ordered a general advance.
Mr. Edwards went to have a word with the opposing band director.
Aggie students, who normally sit only when the opposing band plays, stood throughout both performances and gave both standing ovations.
Fuse is not the only artist to oppose Band Aid 30's message.
However, while PC12 VGLUT1 on the SDS-PAGE gels smears as a typical glycoprotein, expression with Baculovirus gives rise to three distinct bands as opposed to the one band one would expect if the protein were not at all glycosylated (the low molecular weight of the protein obtained in the transfection step may be explained by the lack of posttranslational modifications).
This folk-memory of locals opposing Paisley and his band lasted long into the Troubles and was seen by many as a precursor for the far more ferocious sectarian battles ahead.
It's been characterized in Britain as a "lad band," as opposed to a boy band; the songs unslyly reference drinking and fighting; the music moves further into the structure and sonics of European dance music and gives the northern-English accents of the band members Max George and Tom Parker more room to be heard.
Republicans have given mixed signals on an extension, with some opposing it as an expensive Band-Aid and others supporting it if it is part of a bill that also approves the Keystone XL oil pipeline from Canada to the Gulf Coast.
However, there was no one after him skilled enough to maintain the stability of these alliances; officials soon banded together in opposing political factions.
Unlike the band's previous two albums, Wasting Light was recorded in Dave Grohl's garage in Encino, California, as opposed to the band's home-built studio, Studio 606.
