Sentence examples for prison band from inspiring English sources

He volunteered for the most onerous prison jobs, was selected to play in the prison band, and became a model prisoner.

Next were the Flying Souls, a prison band formed in Jail Number Three in Tihar.

Follow the clear path of Prison Band, then drop down to Levers Water over some technically challenging terrain.

A stunning run around Coniston Fells, with its thrilling ridge path between the Old Man of Coniston and Swirl How, and the lone trail linking Swirl How with Wetherlam, the Prison Band.

Announced last week, the group – known as the Zomba Prison Band – are joined on the shortlist by some of world music's biggest stars: Ladysmith Black Mambazo, Angelique Kidjo, Gilberto Gil and Anoushka Shankar.

At least, he says, making "gorgeous noises of their own volition" is light and pleasurable duty: "What better job than to be in the prison band?" Mr. Lair and Mr. Sulzer are devising new instruments and seeking new talent.

Mr. Frandsen, a guitarist, will present performances and masterclasses in 20 state prisons and rehabilitation facilities throughout California and New York, offering workshops for inmates who are guitarists and coaching prison bands for performances.

This twentysomething dude who just started his bid will spend the next ten years or so his prime rockstar time playing in prison bands for a largely thug-life audience.

An alternative history of the British Isles, it stars Enoch Powell as a "space poet", Princess Anne's would-be kidnapper and a Broadmoor prison blues band.

While he was in prison, punk bands began describing the MC5 as their godfathers.

In "The Logic of Collective Action" (1965), Mancur Olson argued that rational individuals will work hard in a group with a selective aim reserved for its members (prison guards banding together to press for higher wages, for instance); they will expend less energy to push for public goods whose benefits are widely shared.