marching band造句

a female baton twirler who accompanies a marching band.

perfect people hangout with their marching band friends.

the leader of a marching band or drum corps.

His body was greeted by the University of Michigan marching band, Ford's alma mater.

She joined the French honor society, the National honor society and the marching band.

The noise went up several decibels when the police department’s marching band played “Here Comes the Bride”.

A marching band that followed was forced to wait as the bizarre aftermath of the incident was cleared away.

A small, high-pitched, transverse flute used primarily to accompany drums in a military or marching band.

The marching band seems the very essence of musical Americana, but in fact its origins are non-Western.

The noise went up several decibels when New York's police department's marching band played "Here Comes the Bride".

When our foreign press plane arrived in San Rico, we were greeted by a cheering crowd and a marching band, and even a bald eagle.

And the marching bands, majorettes, anthems and drums!

The parade featured 22 floats, 2 dragon teams, 3 lion teams, 30 marching Groups, 8 marching bands and officials and dignitaries.

People grew up in piano lessons, chorus lessons and marching bands.

The school, which is a model campus, has no sports teams, marching bands or prom.