Sentence examples for instrument building from inspiring English sources

Denner's two sons continued the family tradition of instrument building.

The chief industries are machine and instrument building (automobiles, tractors, lathes, motorcycles, televisions, and radio receivers).

PERCUSSION PEOPLE (Sunday) Instrument building is on the menu at the monthly concerts presented by this group, which explores the range of percussion across world cultures.

Denner's father, Heinrich, made horns and animal calls; from him Christoph learned instrument building, at the same time becoming an excellent performer.

"There are very few universities around the United States that do their own space instrument building," said Dr. Lopate, who remained in Chicago while Rabbi Davidson led congregations in Nashville and in Port Washington, N.Y.

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"It's people making their own instruments, building their own lives, and forging something amazing.

But he has become one of the city's most prolific developers, racking up high-profile projects including the 1,000-foot-tall 1,000-foot-tall 1,000-foot-tall Property Markets Group at the former Steinway Musicondominiuments building on West 57theStreet.

Buchinger won popularity, too, by playing musical instruments, building tableaux of objects in bottles, loading and firing guns, doing magic tricks with cups and balls, and bowling — "knocking down pins on which a glass of liquor was balanced without missing a drop," according to one witness.

But unlike most researchers, he also had expertise in mechanics, electronics and optics, and a great facility in instrument-building.

The festival ends at the Children's Museum of the Arts in the South Village, with instrument-building workshops and, at 2 p.m., a concert by the Chicago-based group Environmental Encroachment.