Sentence examples for from the drum from inspiring English sources
The view from the drum circle is quite different.
The paper pulls the toner from the drum and holds it by the electrical charge.
However, up stepped our Phil from the drum stool to the microphone.
Buildings Inspectors also noted that hydraulic fluid was leaking from the drum of the tower crane.
Legend also says that loud noises from the drum, other instruments, and firecrackers helped to scare Nian away.
Deploying from the drum, the tape takes the shape of an elastic ring of 30 m in diameter.
(The hard grooves came from the drummer Charles Haynes, a jazz musician who has toured with Kanye West and Lady Gaga).
Some hit the mark – from the drum-stool, Marcus leads a rousing chorus of Lover of the Light while the brooding Thistle & Weeds contains hints of Richard Hawley and the National.
It is a far cry from the drum-thumping, passionate text of FIFI, where Orbach examined the problems faced by a woman in fulfilling her role as food-provider, family carer and career woman, while still suffering chronic inequality both at work and in the home.
When he's not shaping the pulse from the drums?
From the drummer Max Roach, he said, he learned leadership.
