Sentence examples for big drum from inspiring English sources
noun
A genre of music and dance, and an associated festival tradition, found in many islands of the Lesser Antilles.
There is no need to bang the big drum.
The empty ones sound like a big drum.
**13: 6:44 Gerd's Straight REMIX more Big drum kit sound.
As always, the big drum came into play near the end, in the traditional "O-Daiko".
Big drum roll, cymbal crash, lift the cover and... oh, it's a Marmite sandwich.
A big drum like that should have a powerful name, like Bang Box.
They use a lot of percussion, big drum sounds, congos and shakers.
Next it is into the big drum for seasoning, which you're not allowed to see because it's top secret.
Two big, drum-shaped lanterns revolving perpendicularly to each another cast bands of light -- one vertical, one horizontal -- onto the walls, floor and ceiling of the darkened room.
It opens impressively, with a big drum-roll heralding the sweeping string intro of "Get Us Home", a song about wanting to return to the cradle to escape life's cruel tricks.
Soon I had a place working alongside other young women volunteers, getting purple ink on our hands while tending a big drum-like mimeograph machine churning out a newsletter designed to attract volunteers, called Students For Stevenson.
