Sentence examples for instruments afraid from inspiring English sources

During the Four Pests Campaign, conservatory students were forced to stand under trees and make noise with their instruments: afraid to land, sparrows (considered pests) fell from the sky and died.

But we have a great advantage: for more gigs, and more touring, we're not afraid of our instruments getting nicked.

Make a written list of ingredients you have associated with musical instruments, and don't be afraid to change it as you see fit.

At first, when the Federal Aviation Administration banned all non-instrument-guided flying, city leaders were afraid that they would have to cancel the festival, which has been held for 30 years, Mr. Johnson said.

We ought not to be afraid of newfangled financial instruments--we invented and perfected them, for heaven's sakes.

I told him that I wanted to give birth at home, because I was afraid of HFs because of the instruments.

Don't be afraid of how hard you hit the instrument with the mallets it won't break it's made to be hit.

Pudritz and his Canadian colleagues are afraid that as bigger and more technologically advanced instruments begin to come on line, on the ground and in space, Canada could be left out in the cold.

I might be afraid also because I do not have the instruments for investigations.

Ms. Pato is a dynamic improviser, not afraid to use the shrill keen of her instrument as an expressive tool.

The Western powers, afraid that the Renner government might be an instrument of communist expansion, withheld full recognition until the autumn of 1945.