Sentence examples for instruments from a from inspiring English sources
It has chosen nine instruments from a shortlist of 33.
"Brian was really good at instruments from a young age," Michael said.
He was followed by Deptford's the Shortwave Set ('Slingshot'), whose retro-modern, sepia-tinted pop sounds like it was fashioned using numerous instruments from a junk shop.
This made a good minute of theater: there were musicians from Mali, sitting down to ancient and modern instruments, from a one-stringed fiddle to an electric guitar.
The company has long imported most of its instruments from a manufacturer in Russia, because the price and quality are right, it says.
Kids can listen to the song while reading its lyrics, or play along by tapping on virtual instruments, from a keyboard to percussion.
Yet most research on renewable energy policies comparatively evaluates instruments from an economic or technical perspective.
The sisters grew up in a musical family, and began playing instruments from an early age in cover bands with their parents.
Leasing an instrument from a limited partnership is, by all accounts, unique.
The third option, ironically, is a new instrument from a living maker.
Don Stevens, the orchestra's founder, acquired the instrument from a man in Kentucky in 1989.
