Sentences with phrase «school band kept»
A high school band kept energy levels high with pep songs at the start of the rally, and tenants led the room in chants like «La renta sube, sube / el pueblo sufre sufre» (The rent gets higher, higher / the people suffer suffer).
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To keep volunteers energized and spirits high, the high school band played live music throughout the morning.
[This spirit of sisterhood can be summed up in one of the highlights of the conference: On Friday afternoon, Emily Scott told a story about how her high school band director, surprised that she had chosen as «unfeminine» an instrument as the trombone, tried to keep her from closing her eyes and swaying to the music by literally pulling her shoulders back and standing on her feet as she played.
Though members of this band often worked in different parts of the nation, they kept in contact and agreed to attend a theological school someday.
From turn - in - early school nights to sleepover parties, our colorful mixed - print nightgown combines cute and comfy with an easy A-line shape, a pretty notched neckline, and a dramatic band at the hem — and the long sleeves keep her warm straight through winter.
Rebooting the frat comedy for the slightly - more - sensitive» 00s while keeping the band - of - misfits ethos intact, «Old School» is basically «Animal House» with a bigger heart and a few more grey hairs.
However, there are already school and local authority mechanisms which keep the doors open to the disenfranchised (or undermine aspirational home buyers) like academic banding systems.
Burckhalter skillfully keeps the peace each week like a middle school band director guiding a bunch of unruly teens.
Growing up he kept himself busy with gaming, performing in hardcore bands and studying film by first absorbing as much as possible before even attending film school.
After seeing Jeremy Guttveg and Gabby Edrich get accepted into the band the following two years, he knew he had to be next — he had to keep the tradition alive at Douglas High School.
«The money helps homeless children with needs, from a new coat or shoes to a band instrument — anything to keep them included and involved in school,» McLean said.