Sentence examples for instruments take up from inspiring English sources

Chemical instruments take up much of his desk.

Nonetheless, the instruments take up to three minutes for the reading and the analysis of one chips and thus can be potentially used in a clinical diagnostic setting.

These crosses are like individual instruments taking up a musical theme.

Yet when the singers depart, the orchestra, vividly enriched with Chinese instruments, takes up their themes and processes them through thick, spiky, grippingly astringent harmonies.

Indeed, Ms. Alaya notes that the book was more an instrument taken up to purge the experience and "to write myself into existence as feminists say so often," rather than to affect changes in doctrine.

As a consequence of this complexity of its mechanism, the touch of the clavicytherium tends to be heavy, although the instrument takes up less floor space, and the vertical soundboard projects sound outward far more effectively than the horizontal soundboard of the conventional harpsichord.

One instrument would take up a phrase, another would echo or challenge it; filigrees enfolded melodic solos; solos and duets emerged from the group.

You can teach yourself to play an instrument or take up another skill, like running track or something else.

There are literally thousands of instruments you could take up and hundreds of teachers who offer lessons.

If your father is a celebrated pianist, then the last instrument you should take up professionally is the piano.

Why? Arguably punk was most important in its influence, encouraging kids in the suburbs to take up instruments, with little or no musical training.