Sentence examples for instrument through a from inspiring English sources
How a woman can push any instrument through a tightly closed cervix is more than I can imagine.
Red Bull PanameriKa Troker - Planeta Terror Guadalajara-based 'jazz vinyl' band Troker was formed in 2005 by six conservative musicians and has developed into a powerful, danceable and naughty funk-rock sound - a groovy horn section, violent drums, a sexy piano and spicy scratches that make the turntables work as a roll 'n' roll instrument through a jazz-based structure.
Cather provides a biographical portrait identical to that of Blind Tom as well as a deeply appreciative version of his childhood relation to the piano: "He approached this highly artificial instrument through a mere instinct, and coupled himself to it, as if he knew it was to piece him out and make a whole creature of him".
But while a piece like the eighth in the, er, sequence of Sequenzas for violin refracts the virtuoso traditions of the instrument through a colourful modernist prism, it also opens up a new kind of soundworld in its volatile extremes of density and dynamic, the way sudden chordal explosions lacerate the music's surface.
Electrosprayed particles enter the instrument through a 150-μm orifice, travel through a beam tube, pass through a skimmer, and are detected by an image charge detector.
Prior to the UK's general election earlier this month, government ministers were reportedly intending to push the instrument through a vote in parliament — although the Conservatives went on to lose their majority in the election.
Slides are fed to the instrument through an automated slide/cassette feeder that provides unattended handling of 175 slides.
This is a mixed methods design involving piloting the PIPP instrument through an interviewer administered questionnaire consisting of the PIPP instrument and demographic questionnaire.
This study employs a mixed methods design, which involved piloting the PIPP instrument through an interviewer administered questionnaire and demographic questionnaire.
Imagine if Swans played their pieces backwards, a great deal louder, while pushing their instruments through a dangerously mis-wired tree-shredder.
