Sentence examples for violent band from inspiring English sources
Most people know of Cave as a singer-songwriter, and as the front man of the Birthday Party (cunningly promoted as "the most violent band in the world"), the Bad Seeds, and, latterly, Grinderman.
The United States has placed one small, violent band, Abu Sayyaf, on its list of terrorist organizations and earlier this year offered to send some 2,000 troops to help fight it.
« Gigue »: Accompanied by his friend Thomas, who has come to rescue him, and escorted by a violent band of fanatical and half-feral orphaned German children, Max makes his way through the Soviet-occupied territory and across the front line.
In recent years, the surrounding region has also been the scene of conflict between violent bands of nomadic insurgents, including members of Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb (AQIM).
Small but violent bands of Shi'a underclass youth, frustrated with persistent discrimination and what they perceive as too gradual a pace of reform, clash with police nearly every week.
They form these roaming, violent, destructive bands.
"Somebody might have smashed a beer bottle or something, the police thought 'OK, this is it', and they started to get violent," says the band's drummer, Dennis Thompson.
Plus Brooklyn's most charming hardcore band, Violent Bullshit, will perform.
Her life is all salon drama and occasionally sleeping with the lead singer of a Violent Femmes cover band.
"States are far less violent than traditional bands and tribes," Pinker writes.
Just after the opening of the school year, there were demonstrations nearly every other day and, often, violent clashes, as bands of young girls dressed in niqabs stormed government schools.
