Sentence examples for world bands from inspiring English sources

Fac251 opened last February in the former headquarters of Factory Records, a label responsible not only for bringing the world bands like Joy Division, James and Happy Mondays, but also the groundbreaking graphic work of Peter Saville.

They weren't the first act to realise that to expand they'd need to break out of the scenes and habits of the dance world – bands like The Orb, Orbital, Fluke, The Shamen and even Aphex Twin were taking it to the arenas with big son-et-lumiere shows – but The Prodigy were the ones who really went at it like a big, bastard rock band.

I told them that this means that a first world band would prohibit a third world band from covering its song because the versions are too light.

Eventually, the nations of the world banded together to take action, signing the Montreal Protocol in 1987.

"But at the same time there's the idea of a fake third world band covering first world avant-garde music.

2. Grundig's world band radio packs a lot into its 3-by-5-inch case: AM-FM radio and six shortwave bands; $39.99 at S. Feldman, 1304 Madison Avenue 92nd Streett).

Mr. Ruddy credits that partly to the gifts it offers with subscriptions, like an emergency world band radio and a Reagan-themed deck of cards featuring quotes from the former president.

For the concert's finale Mr. Auerbach and Mr. Grohl brought their guitars to join Mr. Young and Crazy Horse in "Rockin' in the Free World"; Band of Horses and K'Naan became a backup vocal choir.

The flagship product will likely be the "world band" version of the Blackberry phone.

It has a world band transmitter which allows it to work on the network frequencies that North American, European and Asian wireless operators have chosen as their standards.

Asya Geisberg Gallery displayed part of Mr. Knight's World Band at Art on Paper earlier this month.