Sentence examples for drum also from inspiring English sources

But the drum also offers more immediate relief.

Toshi Tsuchitori, playing a traditional Japanese drum, also perfectly underscores the story's shifting moods.

Drum, also called croaker, in biology, any of about 275 species of fishes of the family Sciaenidae (order Perciformes); drums are carnivorous, generally bottom-dwelling fishes.

P.S. Synchronicity alert: when the time came for his drum solo on "Masters of War," ?uestlove borrowed the central conceit of Max Roach's "The Drum Also Waltzes".

Then came the one composition that anyone could have predicted: "The Drum Also Waltzes," a miniature percussion concerto with ample room for solo elaborations.

And the drum also rises, twists on its radius, and falls, cylindrically, so that you can vary perspectives and density of location in big outdoor narratives such as Jonathan Kent's spectacular revival in 2011 of Ibsen's forgotten (and still controversial) masterpiece Emperor and Galilean.

The drums also described action.

I think the drummer also sings.

Years later, I learned that "drummer" also meant "travelling salesman".

Timpani, ( Italian: "drums") also spelled tympani, orchestral kettledrums.

Nor even "rattling drums," also mentioned in the text.