Sentence examples for instruments making a from inspiring English sources

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 effect of the extreme cold on their instruments made a decent rendition impossible, so, the musicians said, they played along with the recording.

These instruments make a kind of sonic sea-spray on top of the larger waves of the music's energy or they're a symphonic metaphor for the infinitely subtle play of light on the surface of the water.

TY participated in the design of the study, developed the instruments (made a backward translation of the Japanese version to English), performed statistical analysis, and drafted the manuscript.

YN participated in the design of the study and developed the instruments (made a forward translation of the English version to Japanese).

Much of the time, the voices and instruments make an eerie murmur, like that of a subdued crowd.

Latino instruments made an appearance as well, like the Argentine bandoneón, artfully played by J. P. Jofre with the Otero Quintet.

The instrument made a snapping sound on contact, and threw off smoke and flashes of blue-white light.

The instrument makes a wide range of sounds, from a nostalgic timbre (like the soft-spoken viola da gamba) in the lower register to a much brighter, clearer hue in the upper register.

Findings using the CAN as the needs instrument made a distinction between serious problems, moderate problems and absence of needs [ 24, 47, 81, 82].

Slam down your keys, if you play an instrument with keys that can be slammed, and finger so the instrument makes a lot of noise.