Sentence examples for students band from inspiring English sources

All this makes for a culture in which many students band together, sharing homework and test advice in a common understanding that they simply have to survive until they reach their goals: dream colleges and dream jobs.

He had come up through the excellent Florida A&M University band in the late 1960s as a saxophone player and drum major, and took the Texas job on the condition that the school would increase the students' band scholarships.

Communist forces from Russia and Cuba are attack a small town in Colorado and a ragtag band of high school students band together to fight them (although, arguably, this may have nothing to do with Comcast/Level 3)!

Scores of students banded together on the social networking Web site Facebook to protest Mr. Rove's appearance.

The Thursday night market (slocountyfarmers.org) is a large, rowdy affair, with students, bands and cyclists clogging the streets.

After the union claimed the old headquarters of the Baathist student league, some former Baathist students banded into a union, based in the physical education department, Mr. Abdul-Jabar said.

Last month the students banded together for a 10-day cultural and religious exchange program, believed to be the first between a synagogue in the United States and a Roman Catholic school in Italy.

Students banded together, left their classrooms at the same time, and marched through campus buildings.

When nothing happened, Rapuano and a group of other students banded together to file a Title IX complaint against three three professors.

In the late 1980s and early 1990s, Orban and a group of fresh-faced law students banded together to form Fidesz, a stridently anti-communist but thoroughly liberal party intent on modernizing Hungary at record tempo.

The images and stories behind them tell of how young black and white students banded together, despite their youth and racial differences, to challenge the status quo to combat racism.