Sentence examples for organized band from inspiring English sources
Descended from the ancient Celts, a loosely organized band, the Irish have maintained a fierce independence, a rugged sense of resignation, a twinkle in the eye and a strong sense of the here and now.
No one vaguely familiar with the assassination of William McKinley or with anarchist "propaganda of the deed" killings of heads of state can take comfort in the idea that a loosely organized band united by ideological zealotry is incapable of wreaking havoc.
How he links up all those attributes is the story of hard bop, the late-50's-to-early-60 late-50's-to-early-60 late-50's-to-early-60 late-50's-to-early-60 late-50's-to-early-60uartet, which has shaped up into a tight, organized band over the last few years, including the pianist Harold Mabern, the bassist John Webber and the drummer Joe Farnsworth.
Once Scob's writers most likely an organized band of code-crunchers in Russia spotted that retail server, they were able to then implant a "Trojan horse" on it to collect credit card data and zap the info over the Internet to 16 separate computers in Russia.
Bogue left with Gannon, and Guard, Reynolds, and Werber invited Shane to rejoin the now more formally organized band.
Within a few weeks, they began performing at base clubs on the weekends with other musicians in a loosely organized band called the Casuals.
Days later, a bloody gunfight broke out at Paris between soldiers and organized bands.
It far exceeded in intensity anything similar experienced by the roaming, loosely organized bands of most animal societies.
Most Salish tribes were divided into autonomous, loosely organized bands of related families, each with its own chief and local territory.
Action Française readily resorted to both verbal and physical violence, and its organized bands, the Camelots du Roi, anticipated the tactics of later fascist movements.
There were many other heterodox teachers who organized bands of ascetic followers, and each group adopted a specific code of conduct.
