Sentence examples for hollow string from inspiring English sources

PEEKSKILL The Sleepy Hollow String Band, bluegrass.

PEEKSKILL Peekskill Coffee House The Sleepy Hollow String Band, bluegrass.

CROTON-ON-HUDSON Croton Free Library The Sleepy Hollow String Band, bluegrass.

A formerly thriving metropolis that offered endless pleasures is currently little more than a hollow string of shit flats you can't afford to live in, pop up jerk chicken carts run by smug cunts from Sussex that you can't afford to eat at and atmosphere free pubs that make a big deal of not showing football before unashamedly charging the best part of a tenner for a pint of Amstel.

In fact, in the great tradition of BBC sci-fi ingenuity, they were apparently constructed from a mixture of latex, fibreglass, sawdust and string, hollow inside in order to house a crouching operator, who was cooled by a fan installed in the Triffid's neck.

At the shops of other chocolatiers on Long Island, the symbol of the holiday gets different twists: Chocolicious in Locust Valley makes the box itself of chocolate; Lazar's Chocolate, based in Great Neck, sells small hearts wrapped in red and pink foil; and Azure Chocolat in Centerport strings hollow chocolate hearts with notes inside like "All you need is love and chocolat".

As a self-appointed canary down the coal mine, Wiley conceived the raw mechanics of grime – choppy, icy strings, hollow basslines, 2-step beats, punchy bars – before stretching the genre to its creative and commercial limits in the time it took most MCs to get a record out.

On "3: Calcutta Slide-Guitar" (Riverboat), Debashish Bhattacharya plays three instruments he designed: a hollow-necked four-string slide ukulele, a 14-string slide guitar and a 22-string guitar with sympathetic strings.

The drill string is hollow so that drilling fluid can be pumped down through it and circulated back up the annulus, creating clearance between the drill string and the casing/open hole (ASME 2011).

Sold in the United States as the Wilson T-2000, it had a hollow steel frame and strings suspended from a wire wrapped around the edges.

David Lindley (he of the overdriven lap-steel solo on Jackson Browne's "Running on Empty") has opened quarries of old-time music and brought new life to the Weissenborn, a hollow-necked six-string acoustic instrument designed for Hawaiian music.