Sentence examples for arrangement of strings from inspiring English sources

As a small boy, Levy evinced the classic symptoms of the future inventor, rigging up in his bedroom a complicated arrangement of strings and pulleys to enable himself to operate his light switch and open and shut his door without getting out of bed.

"Samurai" meanwhile pairs melancholic melodies with a rolling UK garage shuffle, elaborating the mood with an almost orchestral arrangement of strings, synth pads, and arpeggios.

The score is a sparse arrangement of strings and piano (with the addition of oboe and harp in one cut), intended to convey the sadness of the King's muteness, and then the growing warmth of friendship between him and Logue.

As swimsuit season approaches, women are discovering that many of this summer's suits represent a sharp turnaround from the crass arrangement of string and sequins that in recent years has made the Hamptons shore look like a Vegas sideshow.

These works, as well as Annie Varnot's diaristic series of tiny drawings and Marcia Widenor's "Circles," an arrangement of string and glass hangings suspended on filament, are well adapted to their new settings but do not feel as if they were inspired by the space itself.

The subtle, occasionally obtuse arrangements of strings, brass, woodwind and percussion are powerfully redolent of the early 20th century, with some of the most evocatively expressive settings employed on other poets' work, notably the meandering river vista of Robert Underwood Johnson's "The Housatonic at Stockbridge" and the pastoral suspension of Rupert Brooke's "Grantchester".

The program also includes chamber-orchestra arrangements of string-quartet works and songs by Schubert, Schumann, Grieg, Webern and George Crumb.

They also incorporated arrangements of string and brass into the album.

This ball modulates the Hawking radiation in a way that reflects the arrangement of the strings inside the hole.

Her current single is a brilliant confection called "More Than a Woman," an uncharacteristically dense arrangement of digital strings, synthetic bass and lissome rhythms in which she makes an odd promise to a lover: "I'll be more than a woman".

Madonna's voice sounds "light" among the arrangement of organs, strings, piano, sax and backing vocals.