Sentence examples for instruments moved from inspiring English sources

The musicians were evacuated and most instruments moved to safety.

Weegee Smith, 57, a specialist in building custom field instruments, moved in next, operating a powerful ice-melter.

The instruments move me, through me, they control me.

But occasionally the voices and instruments move, if only briefly, toward denser harmonies.

For example, the musicians demonstrated a passage where squiggly figures of oscillating intervals in all the instruments move more and more quickly as the intervals become narrower and the dynamics softer.

In "Oi Kuu" (1990), for bass flute and cello, she has both instruments move easily between traditional timbres and extended techniques that produced eerie harmonics in the cello line and brash bursts of sound in the flute.

An orchestra of robotic self-playing instruments move onto the stage by themselves, a cucumber saleswoman saves an old lady from a lion, and actors say things like: "A peculiar thing happened to me.

In the autumn, the instruments move to OC Haley Boulevard in Central City and then will take over abandoned lots on the bayou side of the Lower Ninth Ward: "Each site we go, to we're going to try to play up what's special about it," says Martin.

Fortunately, more recent risk assessment instruments move beyond a Trauma Orientation to include positive or protective factors (Rains and McLinn 2013).

Such counterintuitive movement also describes conventional laparoscopic surgery—the great medical advance of the late 1980s—in which surgical instruments move in the opposite direction of a doctor’s hands.

Intuitive’s system is a significant refinement over conventional laparoscopic surgery the great medical advance of the late 1980s in which surgical instruments move in the opposite direction of a doctor’s hands.