Sentence examples for instruments changed from inspiring English sources

Then magnetic pickups came along and the instruments changed again.

The truth was that learning to rock my sad soul into a better mood every night after work by jamming on instruments changed my life in profound ways that I'll explain below.

It is also quite clear that the use of policy instruments changed over time.

As the surgeon ties a suture, dots on the surgical instruments change color relative to the applied force.

We address the issue of how the Pogo instruments change children's activity when they invent stories.

But there is a silver lining to even this latest market horror show, at least for the exchanges where the financial instruments change hands.

These exotic instruments change everything.

The tone quality of the instrument changed little, and its versatility improved.

The legacy of Robert Moog, the father of the analog synthesizer, who died two years ago, at the age of seventy-one, lives on: his instrument changed the face of twentieth-century popular music.

And something magical was happening; the instrument changed the environment surrounding the three, and all around it, people were calmed and drawn to it.

And as the instrument changes position, so does the sound, which is most intense if you follow closely in the piano's wake, as you might a hearse.