bang on

adjective

1. with absolute accuracy

2. excellent or excellently

Example Sentences

A founder in 1987 of Bang on a Can, which presents indispensable annual marathons of whatever composers come up with these days, Lang has an extensive range of works.

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“What remains when I am gone?” begins the last section of “poor hymnal,” carrying that question on to “before and after nature,” which is written for 20 singers and Bang on a Can All-Stars.

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The fact that often the opinions that they’re sharing are informed by a wild cocktail of social media posts and propaganda does not invalidate the fact that their problems are real, that they have an unruly neighbor whose own problems cause them to bang on the walls at all hours, and that the government they pay tax dollars into does not have an effective system to deal with this.

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Recalling the morning of Ms Penney's death, Ms Day told police: "There was a bang on the door and Jo screamed and she'd been shot."

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Thousands of people poured into a courtyard in Tel Aviv known as Hostage Square to bang on drums, dance and sing with strangers.

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