Sentence examples for instruments poised from inspiring English sources
It will sweep past the dwarf planet at about 30,800 miles per hour with a suite of seven science instruments poised to gather data and take images of the icy world.
Whitney extolls the organ's eclectic heritage at a time when the instrument seems poised for a return to the mainstream, and his glossary of its colorful terminology will help novices tell a windchest from a bombarde.
Due Nov. 13, "Alone in the Universe" — which features Lynne playing nearly every instrument — seems poised to shift the spotlight back to a vaguely mysterious figure who says he's happiest tinkering away in his private studio.
Future efforts will undoubtedly use NGIs to address issues in medical sequencing and personal genomics [ 3], but these instruments are also poised for major contributions at the population level [ 4, 5].
With their hands poised over the instrument, they shot each other a look and then started plunking on the keys.
On the faded lid, two children are poised over the instrument, about to go where no musician has gone before.
Stradivari's "MacDonald" viola, poised to make history as the most expensive instrument in the world, has three bodyguards and its own white-gloved handler.
Advances in the understanding of radiation transfer and the availability of higher performance instruments have stimulated the development of a new generation of geophysical products poised to provide reliable, accurate information on the state and evolution of terrestrial environments.
His fingers start flying across the piano, forcing out of the instrument the jazzy melody that runs throughout La La Land, the polarizing movie musical poised to win Best Picture at the Oscars in February.
However, her glorious Guarneri instrument and her expert voicing of its timbres was heard to greatest advantage in her wonderfully poised encore, the bourrée from Bach's B minor Partita.
