Sentence examples for drums from inspiring English sources

Their fronts are dominated by drums and buckets used to store water and clothes hanging on lines.

It kicks off in at 2am on New Year's Day, seeing in the first light with a colourful (and very loud) parade, featuring dancers peacocking about in elaborate costumes, moving to the rhythm of goatskin drums, cowbells and whistles.

The party stand jumped to the soca music from the megawatt speakers, the Carib girls gyrated their stuff and the rhythm band on their drums maintained a steady beat that became almost hypnotic.

In addition to cash, he had an antique Edison phonograph with dozens of recording drums, which he left to the Dummerston Historical Society, Rowell said.

Ducks took flight as fireworks and drums kicked off the show.

Aged 18, Considine started his own band with Shane Meadows called She Talks to Angels: he played drums and Nick Hemming, now in the Leisure Society, was guitarist.

Where the demonstrators around Westminster smashed the windows of key government buildings, and later businesses in Oxford Street, their Irish equivalents in Dublin beat drums and blew horns and whistles outside Dail Eireann in Kildare Street.

Listen to Your Drums, Your Love Listen to Heartless Listen to Werkin Girls Listen to Hard To Love by Arlissa vs Nas Listen to the Mother We Share Listen to Don't Save Me Listen to Octopus Listen to The Answer Listen to Can't Live With the World Listen to The John Wayne Listen to Best of Friends Listen to Wraith Listen to Husbands Listen to Wicked Games Listen to Another Love.

Staff, students and others marched together under banners from colleges all over the country, while drums and chants protesting at the fees rang out for miles.

However, the bass-like rhythm was produced not by drums, but by the beating of countless hands against chests in the age-old ritual of Shia Islamic worship.

When Ilsar is not pioneering futuristic forms of music-making, he can be found on a garden variety set of drums.