Bands means: plural of band. Below you'll find 20 example sentences showing how to use Bands in practice.
Bands in a sentence
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Bands meaning
plural of band
Example sentences (20)
The bands are brass bands and along with the parade’s leaders and organizers, they make up the main or first line.
I don’t even remember what bands he was talking about, but a lot of the bands he was mentioning I was like what?
Examples would be the Royal British Legion bands, and the bands of the various UK youth uniformed organizations.
Women solo artists in general had a mega year, leaving boy bands, girl bands and most of the men in their wake.
Neo-prog bands tended to derive their sound and visual style from the symphonic prog bands of a decade earlier.
This Friday night in the Chapel, rock bands from around campus will converge for the inaugural “Fellowship of the Bands”.
In the UK, bands emulated U.S. blues legends, and UK blues rock-based bands had an influential role throughout the 1960s.
The 1990s saw development of rap, techno, hip-hop and also boy bands and girl bands flourish at the turn of the millennium.
Common Pittsburghese terms are: slippy (slippery), redd up (clean up), jagger bush (thorn bush), and gum bands (rubber bands).
Extreme metal bands (especially black metal bands) and Goth rock groups have extensive leather clothing.
College bands and some high school bands do not have such breaks, but continue playing in the stands during the entirety of the game.
Exercising them at will, eventually to form bands, comedy, more bands, movies, anything creative.
After Euronymous's death, "some bands went more towards the Viking metal and epic style, while some bands went deeper into the abyss".
Over 700 high school bands compete during the Fall season with bands of similar size and talent.
Some bands have fewer than twenty members, and some have over 500. American marching bands vary considerably in their instrumentation.
I didn’t sleep with the bands, so it’s like I definitely didn’t brag about sleeping with bands, so that’s kind of the difference there.
Bandas are samba musical bands, also called "street carnival bands", usually formed within a single neighborhood or musical back-ground.
Cymbals are used in many ensembles ranging from the orchestra, percussion ensembles, jazz bands, heavy metal bands, and marching groups.
For example, the transition between the uplink and downlink bands in the GSM frequency bands may be about 1 percent (915 MHz to 925 MHz).
A large number of bands also enter contests against other brass bands of a similar standard.
Phrases with bands
These phrases have their own page with example sentences containing the full combination:
Common combinations with bands
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- bands and 48×
- the bands 29×
- bands of 18×
- bands are 16×
- of bands 15×
- marching bands 13×
- bands in 13×
- bands that 11×
- bands from 10×
- brass bands 9×
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