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121. Some bands are extremely keen to sign with a respected manager who insists on collecting the artist's money.

122. Bands flocked to the bedsits of Whalley Range and Didsbury.

123. It features carnival rides, live bands and a dance pavilion along with booths for food, arts and crafts.

124. People, they build these institutions like governments or rock bands or anything, and reality is distorted.

125. I see it a lot in the Southeast and some of the most popular bluegrass bands.

126. Fans watched highlights of the season on a large video screen as they waited for the players and marching bands.

127. Attractions include jazz bands, a punch and judy show, craft workshops and an outdoor display of visual arts.

128. Fairly self-explanatory, the new format gives lesser-known local bands a crack at the Congress stage and the opportunity for wider exposure.

129. Some bands think that just playing gigs will be enough to attract a following.

130. From three strategically located stages, well-known musical groups provide a dancing beat while roving bands serenade the crowd.

131. The clearly defined black spots and red bands of courage that set the rainbow apart from other trout are truly remarkable.

132. We were ignored and despised by everyone - fans, venues, bands and journalists.

133. You could paint two or three bands of different colours in different widths, starting from the baseboard or skirting.

134. Dance bands, jazz and crooners of indeterminate age gave way to the new imported sound of the States - rock'n'roll.

135. This is the size of many hunter-gatherer bands, the social organization in which mankind has existed throughout most of its history.

136. Like the minor, circular designs of the latter[sentencedict.com], it may have possessed a number of concentric bands.

137. More and more countries compete, as nations fragment: the bands at Atlanta need the music for 197 national anthems.

138. A supporting cast of special guest bands is currently being finalised.

139. There were to be no marching bands, no floats, no politicians waving from convertibles, no clowns tossing candy.

140. Conclusions: There is a fairly clear trend in all bands, apart from the oldest plants.

141. This labyrinthine venue is good for new bands and has sporadic club nights.

142. Many leading local Manchester bands have already bought into the site.

143. This, however, is unlikely to be a serious problem with five-year age bands.

144. Last year it was increased by 20 percent across the three engine capacity bands - double the inflation rate.

145. For 8 years she's hired out the old gym near her home to local bands.

146. As groupings became larger,(http://sentencedict.com/bands.html) tribes or bands were formed on the basis of more extensive kinship ties.

147. Other facilities include two swimming pools and nightly entertainment featuring steel bands, limbo dancing and calypso music.

148. The idea behind the commercials is that reading is as cool and entertaining as their favorite bands.

149. In the ERM, currencies are not allowed to move outside their bands.

150. Other members of the Ramones have mentioned starting new bands or keeping a hand in the music business.