Sentence examples for instrument from a from inspiring English sources
The third option, ironically, is a new instrument from a living maker.
Don Stevens, the orchestra's founder, acquired the instrument from a man in Kentucky in 1989.
Leasing an instrument from a limited partnership is, by all accounts, unique.
The software was designed using graphical programming language and can remotely access the corresponding instrument from a website.
He also learned to play the instrument well and served as a church organist for most of his life; thus, he understood the instrument from a performer's viewpoint.
Inspired by a 1956 performance of the Juilliard String Quartet, Bobby Hansson created "The Junkyard String Quartet," making his first instrument from a recycled frying pan.
"Fantastic," gushed Charles Spencer, "and accessible even to dunderheads like me who wouldn't know a financial instrument from an instrument of torture".
As a young composer, I thought: Well, those are really just colors, the same way an oboe is a different variant of a wind instrument from an English horn or a clarinet.
Their distinctive diagonally cut heads, with tuning pegs all in one row, and their asymmetrical bodies made it clear that the electric guitar was a qualitatively different instrument from an amplified acoustic guitar.
It has chosen nine instruments from a shortlist of 33.
"Brian was really good at instruments from a young age," Michael said.
