Definition of pipe band in English:

pipe band

noun

A band, especially a military one, consisting of bagpipe players, drummers, and a pipe major.
Example sentencesExamples
- So we got a plaque, a stone plinth, a brass band, a pipe band and a day for the town to remember.
- ‘It's better than a traditional pipe band,’ reckons MacKenzie.
- And yes, it's true that I've taken to wearing earplugs during the pipe band's practice sessions.
- There were only about 100 people playing in the pipe band, but I swear 350 came in!
- Student and member of the SFU pipe band, Andrew Douglas, agrees that the pipe band is underrepresented on campus.
- The Bagpipe-players from the Hawthorn pipe band belted out the theme song and trains stopped behind the railway wing to toot their congratulations.
- He was also a valued member of the regimental pipe band.
- Behind them was a 25-piece pipe band, drummers, and a horse-drawn carriage topped with white flowers bearing the coffin.
- Parade will be led by the pipe band and school band.
- Before the formalities started, the Sligo pipe band gave an excellent performance.
- The 8th battalion of the Madras Regiment even sent its pipe band, complete with headgear, bagpipes and tartans.
- It was a quite eerie feeling as a pipe band went down a ramp into the hole.
- But you also have a memorable street party, with a pipe band thrown in.
- Could any readers tell me the title of a lament played by a massed pipe band at the Queen Mother's funeral?
- The colourful pipe band and the brass band put up an impressive show too.
- As I'm sure you're all aware, SFU's pipe band is the best pipe band in the world.
- He was also ‘a valued member’ of the regimental pipe band, according to the British Ministry of Defence.
- The ceremony concluded with the playing of the ‘Last Post’ and ‘Reveille’ by the pipe band of the 28th Battalion.
- They marched around the school to the imitated beat of a pipe band.
- The Montrose club's traditional ways have already been criticised by the pipe major of a local pipe band.

单词	pipe band
释义	Definition of pipe band in English: pipe band noun A band, especially a military one, consisting of bagpipe players, drummers, and a pipe major. Example sentencesExamples So we got a plaque, a stone plinth, a brass band, a pipe band and a day for the town to remember. ‘It's better than a traditional pipe band,’ reckons MacKenzie. And yes, it's true that I've taken to wearing earplugs during the pipe band's practice sessions. There were only about 100 people playing in the pipe band, but I swear 350 came in! Student and member of the SFU pipe band, Andrew Douglas, agrees that the pipe band is underrepresented on campus. The Bagpipe-players from the Hawthorn pipe band belted out the theme song and trains stopped behind the railway wing to toot their congratulations. He was also a valued member of the regimental pipe band. Behind them was a 25-piece pipe band, drummers, and a horse-drawn carriage topped with white flowers bearing the coffin. Parade will be led by the pipe band and school band. Before the formalities started, the Sligo pipe band gave an excellent performance. The 8th battalion of the Madras Regiment even sent its pipe band, complete with headgear, bagpipes and tartans. It was a quite eerie feeling as a pipe band went down a ramp into the hole. But you also have a memorable street party, with a pipe band thrown in. Could any readers tell me the title of a lament played by a massed pipe band at the Queen Mother's funeral? The colourful pipe band and the brass band put up an impressive show too. As I'm sure you're all aware, SFU's pipe band is the best pipe band in the world. He was also ‘a valued member’ of the regimental pipe band, according to the British Ministry of Defence. The ceremony concluded with the playing of the ‘Last Post’ and ‘Reveille’ by the pipe band of the 28th Battalion. They marched around the school to the imitated beat of a pipe band. The Montrose club's traditional ways have already been criticised by the pipe major of a local pipe band.
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