Sentence examples for instruments had a from inspiring English sources

Bach's devilish high trumpets aside, most old instruments had a grainier, less knifelike quality.

He invented the clarinet sometime between 1690 and 1700, although other types of single-reed instruments had a long history and wide currency, especially in folk music.

They found that the people who played the wind instruments had a much lower risk of having sleep apnoea in the future.

A former colleague on the copy desk, the late Bill Walden (stiff-bristle hair, gritted-teeth grin, breast pocket full of writing instruments), had a prototype of a battery-operated eraser; it drilled holes in paper.

Other instruments had a variety of different foci.

At that time, instruments had a much better view of the glows which lasted longer, covered a larger area, and festooned the unlit side of Uranus but other factors were different, as well: Then, the planet's rotational axis was pointed almost directly at the sun, whereas in 2011 the axis lay almost perpendicular to the flow of solar wind.

All of these instruments had an "evaluative" aim.

Longitudinal measurement properties were rarely assessed although some instruments had an evaluative aim.

Still, the best old instruments have a harmonic richness that transcends subjectivity.

The instruments have a lustrous resonance, while the dynamics sound natural, not programmed.

The instruments have a lavender backlight that is visually interesting, if not particularly suited to the style of the car.