Even the quagga is so banded upon the head and upper parts of its body.
Some clergy banded themselves together and formed a religious community, of what precise character is not known, but apparently it was something in the nature of a college of secular priests.
Three of these have each three separate lancet windows, the two lower having banded shafts.
The god with the banded face, from the Codex Troano.
Symbol of the god with the banded face; seen chiefly in the Manuscript Troano; not found in the Dresden Codex (Fig.
And will you tell me that the Emperor would admit to his presence and speak with fellows banded in a plot against his life?
One exception to the depth of planting is Lilium auratum, or golden-banded lily.
In the middle was a plantation of hundreds of clumps of Japan and German irises interplanted, thence succeeded by thousands of gladioli, and banded with montbretias, from which we had flowers till frost.
The flowers of these new kinds are as large as those of gladioli, and are of various shades of yellow and red, with banded and spotted forms.
The tawny quagga, with its irregularly banded body marked with dark-brown stripes, is one species.
Its high crest is surmounted by a standing mane, banded alternately in brown and white.
The dancing frenzy must have seized upon her while she was dressing; for she was in her bodice, bare-armed, her hair floating unbound far below the waist of her barred or banded skirt.
Here is a pretty little yellow and black banded flower-fly, which is having a quiet little picnic all by himself on a bed of yarrow bloom close by.
All the Local Industrial Unions of a given general industry arebanded together in the National Industrial Union.
The National Industrial Unions are banded again stronger in the Industrial Department and then all Departments, six in all, are brought under one head, the General Administration of the I.
The representatives of the Socialist organizations of the different countries of the world have from the time of Karl Marx met together at more or less regular intervals, being banded together in what is called the "International.
Two young fellows in smart white uniforms and gold-banded caps, who were smoking cigarettes on the wharf called a greeting to Tom as the party arrived.
Innumerable water-courses intersected a dense cloak of dark green foliage which seemed to be banded with a somber red along the waterways.
The majority were costumed in the old Seminole manner, in knee-length tunics of banded red and yellow, tied with a sash at the waist.
Of course, their government was powerless to restrain any aggression or encroachment upon the general welfare as soon as a considerable body of voters had banded together to undertake it.
Their public lands, millions of square miles, were parceled out among banded conspirators.
Thieves were harboured, or at least allowed to remain unmolested, on the estates, or within the jurisdiction, of those who had thus professedly banded themselves together for their detection and punishment.
The whole country seems bandedtogether against the aristocracy and the landowners.
It was bandedin at the Haymarket, an hour before their departure.
The brow of Helvellyn, now soft and silvery as a melting dream, now a dark mass banded by broad rainbows, overlooks his grave.
Once we picked our way over the shingles to Bucks Mill, gathering only to drop again handfuls of the curiously flecked and banded pebbles.
Her hair banded in a long, solid, club-like braid.
When Ralph discovered them, they were hovering back of them above the trees that banded the beach.
And the craftsmen were wroth, andbanded together to slay them.
And so greatly did the townsfolk love these saddles, that no others were bought throughout the whole of Hereford, till the saddlersbanded together and resolved to slay Manawyddan and his companions.
And so greatly did they prosper that no man in the town bought a shield except they had made it, till at length the shield-makers banded together as the saddlers had done, and resolved to slay them.
Underneath would be a dozen or more hives, humming with thousands of golden-banded bees.
Mr. Shaw will let me have a hive of gold-banded Italian bees for eight dollars.
Antennae, tentacular cirri and notocirri banded at base and distally with black.
The general color is dusky or pale brownish with the anterior ventral plates lighter and the branchiae rather weakly transversely banded with dark.
They banded themselves together to man single boats, or formed fleets of boats; and, leaving their parents and women-folk behind, set out to conquer for themselves new homesteads.
The length of the wall reaches its maximum in the banded sandstone, which is terraced more than any of the other formations.
At the top of the red wall limestone there is a broad terrace, two or three miles in width, composed of hills of wonderful forms carved in the banded beds, and back of this is seen a cliff in the tower limestone.
This bandedsandstone has massive strata separated by friable shales.
So the amphitheater seems banded red and green, and the evening sun is playing with roseate flashes on the rocks, with shimmering green on the cedars' spray, and with iridescent gleams on the dancing waves.
The banded sandstone entablature is crowned by the tower limestone.
From the right-hand waistcoat pocket he took a red-banded invincible and handed it to Abe.
Adolphe Kaufmann-Levi, commissionnaire, awaited them, his pockets literally spilling red-banded perfectos at every gesture of his lively fingers.
Morris looked on with ill-concealed curiosity while Abe took a banded Invincible from his waistcoat pocket and restored it to the box whence it originally came.
He jumped to his feet and thrust a huge gold-banded cigar at Mr. Steuermann, who shook his head.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "banded" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
