band shell

Music is playing from the band shell in the distance.

Total almost hit the top of the band shell, about sixteen feet above us.

Because the band shell has a steel structure, the set was cut short.

Put the Latin orchestra from the third act into the band shell.

Ahead was the band shell, even more useless than the snake house.

The visual problems will be addressed by the band shell and its components.

He turned away again and trotted through the darkness toward the band shell.

The focal point of the park is a band shell and pavilion built in 1888.

"The conditions at the band shell," the judge said, "are a result of the city's failure to police it."

"The band shell was a soapbox for the neighborhood," he said.

An orchestra played a slow tango from the band shell.

He could play in the band shell, but he doesn't want to.

But the band shell poses more than an esthetic threat.

An adjacent park features a band shell for outdoor concerts.

Until park officials set up tall loudspeakers in front of the band shell and began a news conference.

Concerts began at the band shell in August 1931.

Olmsted wanted to use it as a floating band shell on the Lake.

Other things can be heard, especially from close to the band shell, but trying to concentrate on them would only make you grit your teeth.

But opponents say this move would only amplify noise like a band shell.

You're a great guy on a band shell.

The town's recently restored band shell is located here.

An elevated band shell was built into the coaster with track running right over it.

The front side has a band shell, a petting zoo, and large lawn area.

On its eastern end, a raised stage with a curved ceiling created a band shell.

It would also leave unresolved several competing offers to take possession of the band shell.