Sentence examples for brass rockets from inspiring English sources
He built the brass rockets himself.
The work was Richard Strauss's early tone poem Don Juan, which bursts forth with strings soaring up like a fleet of rockets, brass detonating in mad retort.
While brass tables like the "rocket" do not come up often on the market — one sold last year for $35,000 — some fairly similar models are more common.
The forward portion of the guide stick, which screwed into the rocket, was sheathed with brass to prevent burning.
"We didn't want a rocket ship control panel," Mr. Brass said.
Advertising the design of the company's rockets recently in El Segundo before military brass and assorted space bureaucrats, Musk, self-taught in aeronautics, deftly parried questions about "pintle injector geometry" (referring to the rocket engine's nozzle) and "Merlin turbo-pump assemblies" (fuel pumps).
Spanish Brass, brass quintet.
Mr. Glass's signature moves are all there: the rising woodwind arpeggios, dotted brass chords, swirling flutes and alternating sections of downbeat and upbeat percussion emphasis, all Glassian equivalents of the Alberti basses and Mannheim rockets of Baroque and Rococo times.
