Sentence examples for which has been together from inspiring English sources

The film "Coming Up for Air" follows the London band Placebo, which has been together nearly two decades, on its eighth world tour.

Robinson stunned his players by breaking up the team's premier line, which has been together for most of the last two seasons.

Even in Mr. Lovano's absence Tuesday's early set demonstrated something about the group, which has been together since 1981: how flexible its frame is.

The trumpeter's hard-bitten attack keeps sounding better and better in this band, which has been together long enough to have a nice, intuitive flexibility.

Last year, the World Saxophone Quartet, which has been together in one version or another since 1977, made "Experience" (Justin Time), an album in homage to Jimi Hendrix.

The trumpeter's hardbitten attack just keeps sounding better and better in this band, which has been together long enough to have a nice intuitive flexibility; the pianist Kevin Hays and drummer Billy Drummond have an especially good connection.

The transaction broke up the Bread Line, which had been together for nine seasons.

Vanessa Williams, clad in a beguiling green jumpsuit and looking very elegant, performed with her band, which had been together since 1997 when they toured with Luther Vandross.

Water coolers dot the courtyard of the school, which has been patched together from wooden huts sent from Saudi Arabia.

In January 2013 Sense About Science launched the AllTrials Campaign, which has been bringing together organisations in the UK and around the world to call for change.

Brighton Dome Concert Hall, Wed There has been some very interesting small-scale work touring the UK this year, much of which has been brought together for the Place's 2011 Spring Loaded programme.