Sentence examples for drums caught from inspiring English sources

In another accident on the Kasai River in Kasai-Occidental Province, 200 people were feared dead after a boat loaded with passengers and fuel drums caught fire and capsized in southern Congo, survivors said Sunday.

Then my drummer caught the vibe and joined in with me.

(As well as questioning the referee's nationality, he also mocked an Argentinian drummer caught on camera enjoying some downtime – "He doesn't seem to have too much to say, does he?" – as though he was somehow bringing shame on his nation by failing to metronomically riff for 45 minutes in the style of Jaki Liebezeit).

Then she began to make tracks live with vintage synths and drum machines, caught the ear of Darren "Actress Cunninghamm and through him released an EP via leftfield electronic mainstay Ninja Tune in 2013.

We admired The Tin Drum, Catch-22, Slaughterhouse-5, and found we were both working on a novel about the only struggle we could take seriously - the struggle to make a work of art". Gray visited the Hinds in Govan, but it was a similar story later on in Bath Street, where they had a larger flat near the King's Theatre.

There are hundreds of other blogs out there covering the electronic and hip-hop scenes, but Fried, with its positive mentality, is a refreshing read for those who want to know about who Damian tips as the next big thing in drum'n'bass, catch a mix from my favourites on SoundCloud, or chill to the beats that Luis has selected as his top picks.

"My drum player was caught and put in jail.

Howard, his sister Juliette and their cousin Reggie clean the red and drum fish they caught earlier.

Watching Groupon's ascent was part of the reason the Pumpkins' drummer says he "caught the tech bug".

The EFOS is deployed to the seafloor via free fall, and the cable drum is then caught and towed by a remotely operated underwater vehicle (ROV) KAIKO 7000II to extend the cable that generates the long electric dipole.

Finfish such as the redfish and black drum are commonly caught from the bay by recreational fishermen.