Sentence examples for instruments coming from from inspiring English sources

You can close your eyes and listen to the sound of the musical instruments coming from the rehearsal rooms.

Cast members during rehearsal of "Crescent City". With the sound of brass instruments coming from above, scenes of wreckage on the floor and an array of abstract sculpture in between, this warehouse space captures music, art and chaos all on a collision course.

Two instruments, coming from nursing research, have been identified [ 31, 46].

Trimpin says his interest in redesigning instruments comes from his childhood in the Black Forest in Germany.

EDUCATIONAL VALUE -- The course will ask: Where did these instruments come from, who built them, using what materials?

Most of the musical boxes and automatic instruments come from the society's own collection, but several were borrowed from private collectors.

Inside, many of the instruments come from the Ford parts bin with the notable exception of the LCD instrument cluster.

The instrument comes from a prior version with 41 items that were modified and integrated with 24 items to improve reliability.

There are all sorts of cultural conventions built into traditional instruments that tell you where and when that instrument comes from.

Sting described the controversy as "a bit of a wakeup call" to musicians everywhere, and should prompt them to ask, "Where does my instrument come from?" Along with Mick Jagger, Bonnie Raitt, Lenny Kravitz, Willie Nelson, and others, he recently signed a petition protesting a proposed bill that would weaken the Lacey Act, which prohibits the importation of illegally logged wood.

This week's Show Us Your Instrument comes from The Rutherford Appleton Lab.