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Meanings of military band in English
Portuguese
banda militar Usage of military band in English
1
The big military band is packed into one corner of the room.
2
A military band was marshalled upon the little square before the exchange.
3
There was an enormous military band on the platform behind the rostrum.
4
A military band had sounded a farewell, followed by a three-rifle volley.
5
A military band, playing a medley of patriotic arrangements, led our procession.
6
I am involved with the Ministry of Defence's musical programme and military band.
7
A military band brayed music unceasingly into the high arches of the hall.
8
From the distance came the low strains of a military band.
9
This morning I was awakened early by the strains of a military band.
10
His prose resembles the sonorous blare of an immense military band.
11
Wildly cheering crowds, flags, military band -Napoleonrides in an open carriage, waving.
12
A military band sent a hurricane blast of brasses as it went by.
13
The military band sets the pace at which the NCG marches.
14
A little way off, a military band was playing popular selections.
15
On the morning of the exhibition, the finest military band in Madrid was present.
16
On Friday night the military band came down two miles to play for us.
This collocation consists of:
Military band through the time
Military band across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common