Sentence examples for paid bands from inspiring English sources
Once they're paid, bands care only about how they sound and, by arena standards, those acoustics, so forensically examined by Page, are a delight.
The Paul Whiteman Orchestra was the most popular and highest paid band of the day.
When asked if Trumpets is profitable after paying bands anywhere from $500 to $1,200 or more per night, Mr. Granafei said, "Let's put it this way, we survive".
Yes, few festivals can afford to pay bands for exclusive performances, but one of the main reasons people spend £100-odd on a ticket is to see acts play unrepeatable sets.
Some festivals do pay bands once they get a following or fan base.
Furthermore Frances Trivett, the political private secretary to the prime minister's chief of staff, progressed from being in a pay band capped at £40,352 a year, to pay band one in 2015 – capped at £52,999 a year.
The money flows directly to the recipient charities, which then pay Band Together's expenses, about $5,000 per concert.
Each pay band consists of a number of pay points, and staff progress from point to point on an annual basis to the top point of their pay range or pay band, provided their performance is satisfactory and they can demonstrate the agreed knowledge and skills appropriate to that part of the pay range or band.
Registering midwives were not required to indicate their pay band, or years of midwifery experience, however general correspondence during the training process indicated the cohort consisted of community and integrated midwives at NHS pay bands 6 and 7. Some were relatively new to the profession and others approaching retirement.
In England there is a grading structure of nine pay bands.
