Sentence examples for giving drum from inspiring English sources

While giving drum clinics in late 2009, Chamberlin announced his next project, a band called This.

Like many of the Cuban musicians I met in Santiago, the pair made their living working state-approved occupations in their case, giving drum lessons at a local Caribbean music hall on weekends and giving rumba and salsa lessons to travelers on the side.

Then, contributors can pick options like giving drums to a class in New York City or construction paper to students in an art class in Northern California.

As for drummer Brian Chase, who still gives drum lessons to kids in Brooklyn, does he have plans to head west?

He also teaches and gives drum clinics to students, including Max Weinberg, who credited Mr. Morello with helping him play after suffering from tendinitis in the 1980's.

Dinglasan, who gave Drum 2.5 out of 5 stars, was unimpressed by the "unoriginal plotting techniques to convey the story of an investigative journalist attempting to expose racial injustices in a society coming to grips with the newly introduced edicts of apartheid".

There are many things men are all too happy to explain, at length, condescendingly and pedantically -- the electoral college, the differences between the Game of Thrones books and television program, membership qualifications for various athletic halls of fame, exactly how difficult a given drum solo is, etc. -- but why it takes them so long to put on their shoes is not one of them.

Don't give drum sticks to strangers.

Peaches gave drum-machine momentum to "Mütterlein"; Kim Gordon and Bill Nace turned "It Was a Pleasure Then" into a two-guitar noise immersion.

Articulation (attacks on things like drumsticks) is also very good on both headphones, though the UE's give drums a bit more "pop".

It also gave drummer Abe Laboriel Jr. a moment in the spotlight with the one and only drum solo Ringo Starr took as a Beatle during "The End".