Sentence examples for instrument whose from inspiring English sources

Another Roman trumpet was the lituus, a J-shaped instrument whose immediate origin was also Etruscan.

Zither, any stringed musical instrument whose strings are the same length as its soundboard.

The sarangi is a bowed, short-necked Indian instrument whose greatest exponent, Ustad Sabri Khan, performed with Yehudi Menuhin.

Mr. Tacca has fought the odds and gained a measure of fame on an instrument whose lack of popularity is rivaled only by the bagpipes or the bassoon.

A santoor is a dulcimer-like instrument whose soothing but melancholy twang easily evokes soft, warm evenings in a land at the foot of the Himalayas.

"It looks like junk right now," Mr. Kariamu said on Friday, picking up a half-broken shekere, a beaded gourd instrument, whose net of beads had been torn.

Derivatives are financial instruments whose values are derived from an underlying security or financial instrument.

Musical instruments whose A exceeds 440 oscilations may no longer be played in public.

Derivatives are investment instruments whose value is tied to another underlying security.

You could say the book resembles a musical composition for multiple instruments whose parts converge around a single theme.

The downside was the invention of ever-more complex financial instruments whose value and risk were increasingly opaque.