Sentence examples for drums were brought from inspiring English sources

Large Indonesian composting drums were brought in to conceal the waste and minimize odor.

A bassist and drummer were brought in to replace Gray and Jordison respectively with Crahan designing a mask for them to wear which would differentiate them from the band.

Last week, the last pieces of the towers were carted up the ramp; now the truck's spinning drum was bringing new concrete.

He somehow wrapped up each part of his presentation just as the last bongo drum or vibraphone was being brought on for the next stage setup.

A recent proposal suggested "piggybacking" a tiny microbe (100 nanometres) on to a slightly less tiny (15 micrometres) aluminium drum, whose motion has been brought to the quantum level.

Relatives of Adebolajo last night released a statement sending their "heartfelt condolence" to Drummer Rigby's family, adding there is no place for violence in the name of religion and that they "fully expect" Drummer Rigby's killers will be brought to justice The Adebolajo family said: "Nothing we can say can undo the events of last week.

The notice for tonight's meeting warned that "items that are reasonably likely to disrupt the proceedings, such as noisemakers and drums, are prohibited and may not be brought into the meeting venue".

The notice announcing Monday night's meeting at the Great Hall at Cooper Union in the East Village warned that "items that are reasonably likely to disrupt the proceedings, such as noisemakers and drums, are prohibited and may not be brought into the meeting venue".

Chimes was brought back to drum for the next few months.

After being brought in with drum majorettes and marching bands, the off-the-cuff charisma of Zuma a guy who spent a lot of the last election dancing and singing about his machine gun was replaced by his tendency to read pompous flat speeches in a dry monotone.

The particles to be separated are brought into the field on an oblique trajectory, hit a shield which surrounds the drum and achieve a supplementary deflection.