Sentence examples for hundreds of keys from inspiring English sources
On his last business trip, he took with him a propeller lock, a portable radio, hand-held GPS device and a fanny pack stuffed with hundreds of keys.
"Harriet would help me sneak up to the office from the basement, where Mel had this crazy room with hundreds of keys to hotel rooms he'd stayed in all over the world," Reese said.
Trimpin's machines expand the range of what acoustic instruments can achieve: he has created continuous timpani tones with mallets that rapidly rub the drum surface, and bass clarinets with hundreds of keys, played by computerized fingers, for densely microtonal scales.
With the economy sinking and the general aviation industry suffering, Mr. Hill is working flat out as he makes his way from one airport to another, carrying just a few basic tools — a propeller lock, a portable radio, hand-held GPS device and a fanny pack stuffed with hundreds of keys.
The old upright brown piano sculpture, Spellbound, on view as part of his current solo show Breathing Directions at Lehmann Maupin Gallery, is covered in hundreds of keys attached to nails embedded in the instrument's wood.
Residents are sorted into low, middle and high risk groups based on thresholds set at the 20th and 80th percentile of key stratification variable distribution determined from analysis of a cross national standardization sample.
The 39th to 41st follow the keys of Mozart's great masterpieces of the same numbers.
Otherwise it is the fiscal equivalent of asking the Scottish finance secretary to play a round of golf with only half or, to be more accurate, a quarter set of clubs.John Cooke Sevenoaks, KentBack to a broken societySIR – In "The rattling of keys" (July 3rd) Kenneth Clarke advocated using the private or charity sectors for prisoner rehabilitation in Britain.
If that doesn't flow, notice if when the melody changes it goes way up the octave, if that's the case, try using the 5th or 6th note of the keys, instead of the octave.
The concept was universally adopted with staff notation, but not until the late 18th century was the modern system of keys and associated fixed key signatures fully developed.
By the time of J.S. Bach and George Frideric Handel (late 17th to mid-18th century), the role of key musician was not only to compose music on demand but to conduct it as well, usually from the composer-performer's chair at the organ or harpsichord.
