Sentence examples for instruments but also from inspiring English sources

He wasn't only switching instruments but also his role in the music, moving more toward a soloing capacity.

So long as they were Earth-bound, astronomers were limited not only by the capabilities of their instruments but also by the atmosphere through which they peered.

Still, it is worth the time minutes it takes to enjoy, not only for the beauty of the instruments but also as a primer on the breadth of African art.

And last month Gilbert's Philharmonic delivered an explosive rendition of Magnus Lindberg's 1985 piece "Kraft," which raises a din not only from conventional instruments but also from discarded auto parts.

Showcases displayed not only German weapons, military equipment and incongruous band instruments but also relics of civilian life, such as the substitute foods, like carrageen moss used for making jelly, scraped together by the increasingly hard-pressed islanders.

It is contemporary but it already looks dated to a time, the '80s, when luthiers began catering to collectors' tastes not just for fine instruments but also for visually impressive showpieces.

The title of Electric alludes to his favoured instrument, but also the energy he put into the Nashville, Tennessee, sessions.

The title may refer not only to the instrument but also to a term used for a system of principles used in philosophic or scientific inquiry.

The Minnesota maestro is a rarity among his conducting colleagues, not only continuing to perform on an instrument but also playing an unusual one.

By 1914 the "personal" income tax had come to be regarded in a number of countries not only as an important revenue instrument but also as an instrument for achieving social reform through income redistribution.

But that is changing, not only because the computer has become the standard scientific instrument but also because "computational thinking" offers new ways to analyze the vast amounts of data now accessible to scientists.