band

"The carpenter used a strong metal band to hold the broken wooden beam together. "

"The artist used a wide band of bright red paint to frame the picture. "

"The birthday cake had a colorful band of red frosting around the edge. "

"The strong band of friendship between the two sisters helped them through difficult times. "

"The historical costume exhibit featured a delicate band, a type of linen collar, from the 1600s. "

"The lawyer wore bands of linen around his neck at the court hearing. "

"The radio waves are a band of the electromagnetic spectrum. "

"valence band;  conduction band"

"The strong band of friendship between the two students helped them succeed in school. "

"The student's parents offered a band to guarantee his return to school after skipping class. "

"The birdwatcher carefully placed a brightly colored band on the robin's leg. "

"The chromatography experiment showed a distinct band of purple pigment. "

"The blood test showed many band cells, indicating a possible infection. "

"He showed off the band of cash he'd won at the raffle. "

"The teacher bandaged the student's scraped knee. "

"The ornithologist carefully band the fledgling robin's leg to track its migration. "

"The band played at the school dance, supporting the new pop artist. "

"The early band at the school played a style of music originally popular with Ottoman janissary troops. "

"The school's marching band played patriotic songs at the parade. "

"A band of students formed a group to raise money for a new school library. "

"The small band of nomadic people lived in the mountains, subsisting on hunting and gathering. "

"The band held a powwow to celebrate their heritage. "

"The students banded together to help organize a fundraiser for the school. "

"The teacher banded the students into groups for the math project based on their math skills. "

"The nurse bandaged the child's scraped knee. "

"Just to make the cheese more binding"

"I wish I knew why the sewing machine binds up after I use it for a while."

"These are the ties that bind."

"to bind grain in bundles  to bind a prisoner"

"Frost binds the earth."

"The teacher will band the students together for a group project. "

"to bind the conscience  to bind by kindness  bound by affection  commerce binds nations to each other"

"The court banded the parents to pay child support every month. "

"to bind an apprentice  bound out to service"

"The seamstress carefully bandaged the frayed edge of the tablecloth to prevent it from unraveling further. "

"to bind a belt about one  to bind a compress upon a wound"

"to bind up a wound"

"Certain drugs bind the bowels."

"The three novels were bound together."

"The teacher banded the different colored papers together to create a collage. "

"The teacher banded the students' names to their assigned project groups. "

"The little boy was constantly band about the unfair homework assignment. "