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jazz band

NOUN
  1. a small band of jazz musicians

How To Use jazz band In A Sentence

  • A four piece jazz band was assembled in the corner, playing for the customers.
  • More than 100 cars, 10 black and white limos and a jazz band followed and up to 500 people attended the funeral at the Conservative Club, of which he was member.
  • torrid jazz bands
  • They could hear a jazz band playing in the distance.
  • They range from non-performing beginner groups to an auditioned jazz band that meets an hour before school starts.
  • Calfe also is active in her high school marching, concert and jazz bands, orchestra and percussion ensemble.
  • It was me who looked away and walked out into the cool night air towards the lively noise of chatter and a jazz band. Times, Sunday Times
  • Big doors open onto a plant-filled terrace where a jazz band plays on Saturday evenings.
  • Visitors dressed in straw boaters were entertained by various attractions, not least the upbeat swing of the Mainline Jazz band, kitted out in waistcoats and open-necked shirts.
  • They booked a jazz band for their wedding.
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