Sentence examples for instrument that would from inspiring English sources

This was the instrument that would take him to the next level of his burgeoning career.

Fragile and paranoid, Gaye began working on new music, gravitating to an instrument that would preserve his isolation.

This particular organ is considered a versatile instrument that would benefit from the newly renovated hall's livelier acoustics.

(One idea from last year's event was a motion-controlled musical instrument that would use human vocals as its "notes).

A bank concerned about rises in interest rates, for instance, can buy a derivatives instrument that would protect it from rate swings.

"The only instrument that would enable an inspector to find out if a packing crate contained an atomic bomb is a screwdriver".

The review was set up after the Lords rejected a statutory instrument that would have brought in cuts to tax credits under former chancellor George Osborne last year.

It is also a voluntary framework, with negotiations to continue in 2010 toward a legally binding instrument that would either accompany or supersede the Kyoto Protocol".

Imposing fees on Freedom of Information requests would be "an extremely blunt instrument" that would limit access to justice, human rights campaigners have said.

Thankfully the advert ended before he snapped and took both their lives using the Wii balance board as a convenient blunt instrument that would also record the number of calories burned during a double homicide.

In many senses Trudeau had won his battle against Quebec nationalism, but he had not managed to create the pan-Canadian nation-building instrument that would fully clarify the relationship between all Canadians and the federal state.