How To Use Jazz band In A Sentence
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A four piece jazz band was assembled in the corner, playing for the customers.
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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.
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torrid jazz bands
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They could hear a jazz band playing in the distance.
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They range from non-performing beginner groups to an auditioned jazz band that meets an hour before school starts.
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Calfe also is active in her high school marching, concert and jazz bands, orchestra and percussion ensemble.
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It was me who looked away and walked out into the cool night air towards the lively noise of chatter and a jazz band.
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Big doors open onto a plant-filled terrace where a jazz band plays on Saturday evenings.
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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.
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They booked a jazz band for their wedding.
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Beards belong in trad jazz bands, real ale pubs and anywhere with anoraks.
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By the time he reached the sixth form at school he had taught himself the clarinet, and formed a small jazz band.
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Crowds jostle and a six-piece jazz band begins to entertain the captive audience as the rain sheets down outside.
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Services could include requested pieces of music, readings or poetry, and range from being simple, quiet affairs to New Orleans-style funerals complete with jazz band.
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While they were eating, a small jazz band in the corner, made up of only a trumpet, trombone, clarinet, tuba, flute, and drums, provided music.
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Thankfully, I no longer go to this abhorrent nonsense replete with its jazz band and rock presentations and prebyters who suffer from systemic logorrhoea with three sermons per session and the uncontrollable urge to try to explain, even if poorly, everything they are doing.
More inculturation and liturgical "updating", courtesy of the Asian bishops
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The fine-dining restaurant specialises in Californian-influenced Italian cuisine including shrimp and lobster specials served to the sounds of a live jazz band.
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Jazz bands without drums or bass oblige the remaining participants to be extremely industrious.
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A jazz band was on the stand.
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An expected crowd of 250 will join Latin Jazz band Manteca and guests in a champagne toast at midnight.
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The Dixieland Jazz Band played background music, while people browsed the arcade's shops, including a hair salon, a home furnishing shop and a travel agents.
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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
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The party began once we filed through the turnstiles and heard a jazz band playing.
The Sun
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Attractions at the fair include a mini - circus, clowns, dancers and a jazz band.
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Corduroy were one of those British acid-jazz bands who specialised in covering, and pastiching, theme music, mostly from 70s TV shows.
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In a jazz band, the xylophonist nearly always gets to play a solo.
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At least the club had a good jazz band, and a first-class cabaret.
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Attractions at the fair include a mini - circus, clowns, dancers and a jazz band.
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By the time he reached the sixth form at school he had taught himself the clarinet, and formed a small jazz band.
Times, Sunday Times
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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
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In the summertime, its sheltered sun terraces are alive with open air entertainment from jazz bands to children's shows.
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While they were eating, a small jazz band in the corner, made up of only a trumpet, trombone, clarinet, tuba, flute, and drums, provided music.
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After a taste of higher education at SUNY-Purchase, she dropped out, nannied on the Upper West Side, walked on stilts in Midtown with a Dixieland jazz band and waitressed.
Actress Melissa Leo, of 'Treme' and 'Frozen River,' talks about her career
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An expected crowd of 250 will join Latin Jazz band Manteca and guests in a champagne toast at midnight.
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Quite a coup for a guy who once aspired to be a trumpet player in a jazz band.
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Arbez spent his childhood playing trombone in a jazz band before discovering the dancefloor.
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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
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They could hear a jazz band playing in the distance.
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Jazz bands swing, they groove, they jump, smoke, wail and wig out.
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Back in the Rathausplatz a seven-piece jazz band of students dressed up in 1920s' costume was keeping a large crowd entertained.
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A New Orleans-style jazz band headed the funeral cortège as mourners paid their respects to an Old Town institution.
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Jazzy appeal: Recruits are wanted for the Lockwood Lions jazz band which was formed a year ago.
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They remind me of the bandstands that jazz bands used to play in when I was a young girl in the South.
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Back in the Rathausplatz a seven-piece jazz band of students dressed up in 1920s' costume was keeping a large crowd entertained.
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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
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Attractions include jazz bands, a punch and judy show, craft workshops and an outdoor display of visual arts.
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She sings with jazz duos and trios around Yorkshire as well as organising European tours for local jazz bands.
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Lieutenant James Reese Europe, an early ragtime and jazz bandleader and composer, who served as regimental bandmaster.
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The first important jazz band was a group led by Buddy Bolden, a barber.
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South African dancers shimmied behind twirling American cheerleaders; pantomime dames cooled off in the shadow of giant stiltwalkers; and a New Orleans jazz band competed for people's ears with Scottish bagpipers from Oldham.
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The party began once we filed through the turnstiles and heard a jazz band playing.
The Sun
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Crowds jostle and a six-piece jazz band begins to entertain the captive audience as the rain sheets down outside.
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When he got his first phonograph as a teenager in New Orleans, he had a lot of records by the Original Dixieland Jazz Band, but he also had a lot of Caruso and John McCormack and (unintelligible) and as he might have put it, Tetrazzini.
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Crowds jostle and a six-piece jazz band begins to entertain the captive audience as the rain sheets down outside.
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And somewhere, behind it all, a bland jazz band.
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There was wonderful food, good company and, best of all, a jazz band.
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They could hear a jazz band playing in the distance.
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Attractions include jazz bands, a punch and judy show, craft workshops and an outdoor display of visual arts.
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Enjoy hot chestnuts, mulled wine and a pianist and jazz band.
Times, Sunday Times
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Aside from piano and saxophone, she took up cello and mallet percussion and hung out in high school jazz bands.
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Not that I wanted them to sound like a jazz band, but I wanted them to keep pretty good tempo.
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Quite a coup for a guy who once aspired to be a trumpet player in a jazz band.
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Attractions at the fair include a mini - circus, clowns, dancers and a jazz band.
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The Festival will end with a rousing finale on Saturday with music from the New Riverside Jazz Band.
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Enjoy hot chestnuts, mulled wine and a pianist and jazz band.
Times, Sunday Times
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Both boys had been sent to piano lessons, and Mike had been given a banjo by their father, who had once had a traditional jazz band.
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A saxophone represents the Serpent in the Garden of Eden, which should give jazz bands pause!
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We'd go to nightclubs and cafés, hear jazz bands play or go to open-air symphonies.
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Attractions at the fair include a mini - circus, clowns, dancers and a jazz band.
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Attractions include jazz bands, a punch and judy show, craft workshops and an outdoor display of visual arts.
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Big doors open on to a plant-filled terrace where a jazz band plays on Saturday evenings.
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AN ancient member of an African jazz band plays a battered cello under his arm like a guitar.
The Sun
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While they were eating, a small jazz band in the corner, made up of only a trumpet, trombone, clarinet, tuba, flute, and drums, provided music.
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In places, for example, the orchestra has to swing like a jazz band, but that can only be suggested in musical notation; it has to be felt.
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We have, for instance, a jazz band and the more advanced patients do some very good playing.
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We have, for instance, a jazz band and the more advanced patients do some very good playing.
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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.
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Attractions include jazz bands, a punch and judy show, craft workshops and an outdoor display of visual arts.
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But the national youth ensembles (which also include brass and jazz bands) are important not just for their own standards.
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This is an intriguing document of the origins of one of the most influential intrusions on the British jazz scene since the Original Dixieland Jazz Band showed up in London in the 1920s.
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The whole ensemble is as well balanced as a happy jazz band.
Times, Sunday Times
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Weekend evenings there's also a jazz band in the bar area.
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Among the artists performing are African artist, Abdulaye Diabate, who will kick off the festival, The Harlem Blues and Jazz Band, Something Positive (An Afro-Caribbean dance and music group), and Cuban salsa artist Cocomama among others.
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He also leads an octet and the South City Six Dixieland Jazz Band.
