Sentence examples for instruments taking from inspiring English sources

Sometimes the players shared instruments, taking shifts during rehearsals.

A VIOLIN' (Sunday) This picture book by Lloyd Moss, about 10 instruments taking their turns in a musical performance, is leaping from the page to the screen.

In a prospectus for Leverkühn's String Quartet, Adorno called the first movement "a kind of conversation among four instruments"; Mann made it a "deep-thinking, intellectually strenuous conversation among four instruments taking counsel from each other".

Sharon M. Robinson, a music instructor, said that she and the two other music and dance teachers at P.S. 175 have created a curriculum and have used $20,000 from Project Arts for basics, like buying instruments, taking students to museums and paying a visiting artist to teach visual art.

While singers, woodwind, pianists (Reich included) and string players stay at their stations, the percussionists move among their instruments, taking over from one another or stepping out of the music altogether until required to return for a new section, always signalled by a bell-like declaration from the vibraphone.

If Lopez is not pressing him to take pills to help his digestion or sorting out some practicality at his small apartment, he is driving him around town to repair or add to his now dazzling collection of musical instruments, taking chunks out of his working day that he then has to make up by staying in the office until nine or 10 at night.

The instruments take months, sometimes more than a year, to complete.

"Ready?" And we'd pick up our imaginary instruments, take our places and wait.

Earlier this year an exhibition of 22 Stradivari instruments took place at the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford.

Various instruments take measurements of the changing weather on the glacier.

Launching new financial instruments takes time and effort, particularly when the ratings agencies are involved.