Sentence examples for instruments making from inspiring English sources

The score was written for 110 instruments making it necessary for the NBC to hire 20 more musicians.

The Federal Reserve chairman, Ben Bernanke, rightly argues that these are important instruments, making credit more available and allowing risk to be spread broadly.

"Actions are needed to ensure sustained economic growth, using all the possible market instruments, making structural change, seeking to produce competitive goods and services".

His band, featuring his sister Bobbie Nelson's parlor piano and Mickey Raphael's pillowy harmonica, plays quietly, nearly all on acoustic instruments, making room for Mr. Nelson to tease and recalibrate the songs at whim.

Writer Anna Minton said that in London the proposed Garden Bridge was symbolic of the trend, pointing to the fact that despite using £60m of public money it would be plagued by corporate restrictions: cyclists would have to dismount to cross while social gatherings, playing musical instruments, making a speech, releasing balloons and many other pursuits would be banned.

The push to standardise over-the-counter derivatives contracts, for instance, could, if taken too far, leave investors trying to hedge specific risks with blunt instruments, making the system less safe, rather than more.The eventual size and shape of a re-regulated, rethought Wall Street is hard to predict.

However, hit by competition from cheaper instruments made in Eastern Europe and China, it went into receivership last December.

Musical instruments made from found objects comprise a significant portion of the show.

Tomorrow and Sunday, visitors will hear Tahuantinsuyo, a group playing traditional Andean instruments made from grasses.

To be sure, the two instruments make for an uneasy union.

The beggars empty the sacks: an abundant collection of sexual instruments made of steel and leather.