Sentence examples for instruments spread from inspiring English sources

Shawms were a particularly important family of loud double reeds, with related instruments spread across all Asia.

In both the Low Countries and the regions to which such instruments spread from there, steel was the metal employed for bars.

Pierre Boulez's "Rituel in Memoriam Bruno Maderna" (1975) divides the orchestra into eight groups, each with different combinations of instruments, spread through the hall.

The 120-telescope project will have two parts: a southern array with 100 instruments distributed over 10 square kilometers and a northern array with 20 instruments spread over 1 square kilometer.

Using a letter opener or some other smooth-edged instrument, spread the paper maché paste to the edge of the cut in the envelope.

What does this tell us, apart from the fact that certain forms of instruments have spread all over the world?

The soloists, including a cellist, a clarinetist and a pianist, are also drafted into playing the percussion instruments, many spread around the hall.

Then American homeowners learned that their most valuable and tangible asset had become tangled up in obscure entities called derivatives, mortgage-backed securities, and collateralized debt obligations financial instruments that spread around the world and, once gone bad, threatened to kill off whole banks, and to cripple countries.

Patents were intended as instruments to spread knowledge that would be good for the free market, good for society and good for the nation.

The deputy prime minister also tried to provide some of "the vision thing" - painting a picture of an economy rather more European and rather less transatlantic, more based on making things and less on making financial instruments, more spread around the UK and less focussed on the South East.

If the point of the law is to bring about a more just distribution of opportunities, this should be done by public policy instruments that spread the burden of advancing this desirable social goal across all members of society in some fair manner.