8 sentences with “bands”

Anyway, Pat Walsh didn't completely preserve both bands, did he?

There are two bands of nerve fibers that help control erectile ability, and they both cross the surface of the prostate.

Generally, surgeons severed the two bands of nerve fibers in the penis to remove the prostate; impotence was the inevitable result.

The music and the bands of choice nucleate and divide teenagers into fractions that do not correspond to any one nationality, but which arouse passions throughout the world.

Later, invaders called "bandit bands" from what is now Libya, west of Egypt, further undermined the kingdom, and it eventually fell into a long period of political fragmentation.

Palaeolithic society was made up of family groups which, according to climatic conditions, formed more or less numerous hordes or bands. Of course, the best developed social life, with the largest population, occurred where the climate was favourable and hunting methods were accurate.

These headdresses, from which bands hung on each side, also served to adorn altars and were occasionally used to ornament the victims that were brought for sacrifice. The quality and number of ornaments in each case betrayed the rank of the person, so that it was customary to say, depending on the person concerned, that he was the victim of many infulas.

Her frustration increased when her husband replied in a letter of April 1776: "As to your extraordinary Code of Laws, I cannot but laugh. We have been told that our struggle has loosened the bands of government everywhere. That the children and apprentices were disobedient, that the schools and colleges had become turbulent, that the Indians despised their guardians, and that the negroes became insolent to their masters."