Sentence examples for drums died from inspiring English sources

White, from Glasgow, who had lived for years in the US where he taught Scottish-style pipes and drums, died in his adopted home of New Jersey, said the New York Metro Pipe Band.

There were quiet moments at necessary places — in "Big Brother," during a piano solo, the drums died down to a pitter-patter of brushes on snare — and ballad moments, like his own "Our Lives," with a chain of chords borrowed from Ellington's "Sophisticated Lady".

Bruce Gary, the Knack's original drummer, died in 2006.

Helen, the group's drummer, died in 2006, but Dot and Betty still live in New Hampshire and have signed off on the script.

Vomit Eric "Stumpy Joe Childss, the Tap's second drummer, died in 1974 by choking on vomit, although it has never emerged whose vomit it was.

(In the case of rockers and drugs, the evidence of a "struggle" is often kind of thin; more often it looks as if they partied really hard and then slacked off a bit when they turned 50 or 60 or the drummer died).

On Monday, Guenter Grass, German Nobel literature prize-winner and author of The Tin Drum, died aged 87.

The fifth child – Pedro Gil, Egotrip's drummer – died in a car accident in 1990.

Marky: Yeah, that's unfortunately when Billy Murcia, the first drummer died.

A report by Babushkin noted that "the first violin is dying, the drum died on his way to work, the French horn is at death's door ... ....... Orchestral players were given additional rations (donated by civilian music enthusiasts) in an effort to combat starvation, and hot bricks were used to radiate heat; nevertheless, three performers died during rehearsals.

That drummer, Ed Cassidy, died on Dec. 6 in San Jose, Calif.