Sentence examples for instruments soon from inspiring English sources

The early technical development of the viol is almost contemporary to that of the violin; anyway, with the works of the Amati family, active in Cremona since the first half of the 16th century, the stringed bow instruments soon reached characteristics and shapes very similar to those of the classical and modern ones.

He has also recently taken up the saxophone and hopes to learn to play more instruments soon.

Frehley started by taking apart radios around his Bronx household and when he picked up the electric guitar in his early teens, the instrument soon provided an outlet not just for his musical interests but also his electronic interests.

Dr. Pratt said he and fellow earthquake researchers ran out of their buildings when the quake began this morning but rushed back in to check their instruments as soon as the shaking stopped and found that for many of their instruments, the quake had been off the charts.

Weaned on cheap guitars during high school, Kellerman upgraded his instruments as soon as he was able.

He later moved to New York to play drums with Carter's band, but he gave up the instrument as soon as Max Roach was called in to replace him.

The program opened with Schubert's popular Arpeggione Sonata, written in 1824 for a bowed instrument that soon fell out of fashion.

In her pure, sweet soprano, lilting to the twangy sound of that string instrument, Susan Reed soon enchanted the crowd with a range of folk songs, with lyrics like, "Black, black, black is the color of my true love's hair".

A tube that could be inserted down the esophagus and upon which a light was mounted to illuminate the area visualized was invented in about 1889; this rigid instrument was soon replaced by the semiflexible gastroscope, developed by Rudolf Schindler in 1932, and then by the flexible fibre-optic gastroscope, developed by Basil Hirschowitz in 1957.

A spokesman for the Department for Culture Media and Sport said it would "reintroduce the statutory instrument as soon as possible".

But continuous measurements by cable-moored instrument arrays soon revealed fluctuations in conveyor flow in the space of a year that would have swamped the once-a-decade surveys.