Sentence for band | Use band in a sentence

Sentences with band. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use band in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for band.

• It beats the band! (8)
• Mopsus led the saucy band. (5)
• Roger had objected to a band. (8)
• The band began to play a waltz. (8)
• The whole band assembled around. (18)
• A band of wind instruments burst out. (10)
• Luciano and his band will go to Rome. (10)
• He kissed the band she gave him and went. (9)
• The band instantly stopped its thumping. (21)
• The band played; and they began to march. (8)
• What has the band done to displease him? (10)
• Easy work it seemed to crush out this feeble band. (19)
• The mention of the private band made him very restive. (10)
• Few members of the privileged Band dare even imagine the thing. (10)
• It must be acquired by actual experience, on the circus band wagon. (21)
• Let us take a glance at the repertoire of the old time circus band. (21)
• I had half a mind to fix it on a pole, and engage a band to parade it. (10)
• The band of Germans dashed at the barricade as at the tusks of a boar. (10)
• They gave us a very small allowance of brass band when we arrived, Isabel. (9)
• In vain the heroic woman spurred on her valiant band to repel the invaders. (19)
• On higher ground, in the centre of a clear space, a military band was playing. (8)
• I say so it will be if that band of forty thousand go on slumbering and nodding. (10)
• Now the band is at the dressing-room exit and the cornet sounds a melodious call. (21)
• Why did our General see herself cut off from her stronghold, as by a hostile band? (10)
• Educate your men to form a band, you shame dexterous trickery and imitation sounds. (10)
• In vain was one band beaten and cut to pieces; another sprang up to take its place. (19)
• A large band of the Bois-Brulés were, for two years, maintained and paraded in arms. (19)
• As the hall-door opened, a band of stringed and wood instruments commenced an overture. (10)
• And that golden fortnight passed and passed through her on an endless band of reminiscence. (8)
• The band, dressed in green, with black plumes to their hats, played in the middle of the ring. (10)
• His musical gifts soon won him a place in the royal band and finally the post of court composer. (3)
• Barbara felt a movement in her heart, like the twang and quiver of an elastic band, suddenly relaxed. (8)
• He, too, had his band of pugilists, as it was known; and he might have heightened a rageing scandal. (10)
• The band consisted of eight wind instruments; they played astonishingly well for itinerant musicians. (10)
• While pursuing her purpose in New York, Segwuna lived with a small band of Iroquois on Staten Island. (18)
• They have been taught not to move rapidly until the band begins and to stop whenever its melody ceases. (21)
• At first all went smoothly enough with the little band of Frenchmen in the heart of the Onondaga country. (19)
• By the middle of September 1775 Arnold and his daring band were well on their way through the wilderness. (19)
• The similarity to the regimental band heading soldiers on the march from Church might have struck Philip. (10)
• Her pride ran stinging through her veins, like a band of freed prisoners who head the rout to fire a city. (10)
• The stirring band music carried to his ears conjures immeasurable pleasures in his mind and is madly irritating. (21)
• You can imagine how rejoiced were the band of martial pioneers there to see their leader once more alive and well. (19)
• She was crossing from field to field with a band of school-children, gathering wild flowers for the morrow May-day. (10)
• Without perhaps knowing it, she was making for where she had sat with him yesterday afternoon, listening to the band. (8)
• At eighteen he was violinist in the court band at Weimar, shortly afterward becoming organist at a church at Arnstadt. (3)
• He said he would take the Kasper Hauler paper and add a band of music to the usual rate of ten dollars a thousand words. (9)
• The cannon was fired and roared; the band struck up a pompous slow march: and the tent-veil broke apart and rolled off. (10)
• In the afternoon the margravine accompanied the princess to a point facing seaward, within hearing of the military band. (10)
• The head of a strange musician, belonging to the band stationed outside, was thrust through one of the window apertures. (10)
• They were beef and pudding on legs; in some quarters, beer amiably manifest, owing to the flourishes of a military band. (10)
• The drum awoke from its torpor, and summoned its brethren of the band to give their various versions of the National Anthem. (10)
• Cut off from all communication with France, for at least ten months must his forlorn band wait before assistance could arrive. (19)
• Mr. Pericles had made a furious dash at the band in the centre of the lawn, scattered their music, and knocked over the stands. (10)
• Mightily relieved, I beheld the band resuming their instruments, for the cheering resembled a senseless beating on brass shields. (10)
• They are, as it were, the band of the regiment of adorers, marching ahead, while we sober working soldiers follow to their music. (10)
• When the long tom dealt its carnage, enough remained to rush upon Risk and his little band, where a hand-to-hand encounter ensued. (18)
• You remember the regiment of mounted Welsh gentlemen escorting her to her Kentish seat, with their band of the three-stringed harps! (10)
• Riding to and fro, and chattering, and commotion, of which the margravine was the centre, went on, and the band played beautiful waltzes. (10)
• The band wheels off meltingly in a tune all cadences, and twirls, and risings and sinkings, and passionate outbursts trippingly consoled. (10)
• Frontenac, thinking all was secure for the present, had left Quebec to entertain a band of Iroquois at Montreal to a great feast and war-dance. (19)
• A faint, half-eastern scent in the air, of black tobacco and spice; few people as yet at the little tables, the waiters leisurely, the band soft! (8)
• Toward nightfall, on the nineteenth of the month, he stood with a small band of Ticinese and Italian fighting lads two miles distant from the city. (10)
• He and his aquatic accomplice drove to Lincoln Park bridge, where, by a coincidence which is not remarkable, a band of newspaper men were in waiting. (21)
• He could never join the happy band of artists, those soft and indeterminate spirits, for whom barriers had no meaning, content-to understand, interpret, and create. (8)
• A little band of Canadian soldiers and voyageurs appeared before the American fort of Michilimackinac, which commanded Lake Michigan, and compelled it to surrender. (19)
• Gazing upon this emaciated band of fur-hunters and bushrangers, Louis the Fourteenth would have been craven indeed if he had not attempted to retrieve their misfortunes. (19)

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