traveling band造句

• The cookies are baked in a-long traveling band oven.
• Maybe more than any band anyplace, as for a traveling band.
• She quit Midwestern University after a year to sing with traveling bands.
• Adventurous, he abandoned his family and joined a traveling band of acrobats.
• Jones says of this traveling band of fans.
• The success of " Frenesi " meant he had to form a traveling band once again.
• The chaperone for this traveling band of ex-Bosoxers is yet another man with Boston ties.
• The traveling band was generally becoming well received in many communities, but did face numerous challenges.
• Once daylight breaks, traveling bands of musicians go house to house and play snippets of well-known songs.
• And he kept playing _ all-star games, Olympic games, NBA preseason, summer pickup and traveling bands.
• His traveling band of countrymen will be roaring him on from the stands along with a sellout 6, 000 crowd.
• A bumbler, Flik doesn't inspire much confidence, but he does bring back a traveling band of circus bugs.
• This select group of instrumentalists became known as the " Blue Band " and represented Penn State as the official traveling band.
• Later, he joined other traveling bands and played in several places such as Turkey, Syria, Egypt, Sudan and elsewhere.
• She involved herself in a traveling band performing in Atlantic City, Westbury Music Fair and nightclubs from Montauk and throughout New York.
• It was community theater then, and the company became a traveling band that roamed from stage to stage, hoping the audience would follow.
• Many local and traveling bands recorded under James Shaw of Redfish Audio in the Lunenburg Opera House until the company moved to Halifax, Nova Scotia.
• Jimmy taught himself to play by ear, and would later drop out of Garfield High School to tour with traveling bands and develop his infamous new technique.
• Cushing also shared a first-place award with Rachel Swan in the entertainment category for " Traveling Bands Do Not Cross " ( 1 / 18 ).
• The group was originally called " Scott Helland and the Traveling Band of Gypsy Nomads " before being shortened to " The Gypsy Nomads ".