Sentence examples for instruments creating a from inspiring English sources

RUS mortgage means any and all instruments creating a lien on or security interest in the borrower's assets in connection with loans or guarantees under the RE Act.

This composition calls for the musicians to speak and chant as well as play their instruments, creating a distinctive sonic effect.

An ensemble of more than 400 professional musicians and public-school students from across Philadelphia played those broken instruments, creating a beautiful, moving sound.

In Pastor Sidney's church, the Igreja Assembléia de Deus Ministério Monte Sinai, he and his deacons, who include several former gangsters, sing and play instruments, creating a wall of sound that blends ska and hip-hop and Brazilian gospel rock.

Jules de Martino comes on first, moving confidently between instruments, creating a loop out of some pounding piano chords, adding a guitar riff and finally a layer of drums for a superb, chunky version of We Walk.

At the exhibition's opening, a group of Spong's friends and collaborators – Tina included – played the instruments, creating a particular set of sounds that marked out the artist's own place, her self-made village.

The vast Thar desert, which takes up much of the state, has been home to many generations of musicians, who perform the songs of the ages on obscure instruments, creating an uplifting sound that contrasts with the harsh surroundings.

Instead, old instruments create a world of jungle sounds: screeching birds, rustling flora, beating drums that underlie aboriginal melodies passed between viola and both violins.

At the start, for instance, the piano is declamatory, while the wind instruments create a slowly revolving cage around its pronouncements.

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By recording precisely how long it takes for a beam of light to hit a given point in the room and bounce back, these instruments create a data file consisting of literally millions of measurements – specific points where beams of light encountered some surface; it could be the edge of a table or a spot on the wall.