Sentence examples for from the strings of from inspiring English sources

He won't support freeing local districts from the strings of federal money.

And the NU1 still produces sound recorded from the strings of one of the world's finest pianos.

While the Athenian court slumbers, its breathing traced in low glissandi from the strings of the orchestra under Ryan Wigglesworth, the forest is in crisis.

The evening's most beguiling work came from the violinist Miranda Cuckson and the harpist Jacqueline Kerrod, who opened the concert with a rapt account of Mr. Currier's neo-Impressionistic "Night Time" (1998), which involved no wiring apart from the strings of their instruments.

All three were in their own world but their sound overlapped perfectly, with Jones stroking an ethereal screech from the strings of his electric bass while Henriksen tapped out a heartbeat on drums over an indecipherable vocal mantra and a squall of electronic static.

One Night on Earth: Music from the Strings of Mali.

FROM the string of tiny blue lights outlining the building to the teal walls, the brilliant blue shell-like wall sconces and the flickering candles in blue glass containers illuminating the bar, Nel Blu lives up to its name.

John Grimm and Beverly Smith, a pair of musicians from northern Georgia, lightly pick at the strings of their guitars.

With the vital tourism industry at risk from the string of regular, deadly attacks, the government cracked down hard.

"Veering away from the string of the day, why is the Eurosport commentator so obsessed with the word 'weenie'weenie

Disney officials were hailing it as a triumph and a welcome relief from the string of smaller movies that the studio has released in recent months.