Sentence examples for seeking musicians from inspiring English sources

"One of the drawbacks in this group is they are getting older," Mr. Cinnamon said, seeking musicians for all sections, especially the strings.

Led by a smooth-talking, motivational-speaker type named Shank John Bakerr) and his jumpy, oily right-hand man (Robert Longstreet), GWS runs classified ads seeking musicians who want to make records.

Von's set began in an unexpected way, by playing a selection from a compilation from the prank-calling comedy duo Earles & Jensen where a guy who sounds African-American answers an ad seeking musicians for a black metal band and basically threatening the shit out of the wimpy, kinda racist white boy who placed the ad.

For the orchestra, they seek musicians "who don't treat it as a job," Lauren Carpenter said.

Mullen's father suggested that he place a notice on the Mount Temple Comprehensive School bulletin board, saying something to the effect of "drummer seeks musicians to form band". U2 was founded on 25 September 1976 in Mullen's kitchen in Artane.

By seeking out musicians that his predecessors had ignored -- including post-Minimalists, young composers and performers with pop music sensibilities, and Asian and Latin American composers whose music bears the accents of their own cultures -- Mr. Dalton has revitalized the label.

Ry Cooder, 58, deliberately seeks out musicians far older than himself.

Mr. Botsford sought out musicians for the label and encouraged them to pursue unusual projects.

Many features sought by musicians are in the final product, including the ability to make notations (the tablet comes with an electronic stylus that can draw and erase rehearsal marks on the screen) and a networking capacity that allows musicians within an orchestra to collaborate on the same score.

Anyway, we sought out musicians who, above all, would not fall into a folk-rock groove.

Another was making software, free, for struggling musicians seeking to distribute their work on the Internet.