Sentence examples for instruments through a from inspiring English sources
Imagine if Swans played their pieces backwards, a great deal louder, while pushing their instruments through a dangerously mis-wired tree-shredder.
He was accused of buying electronic instruments through a Malaysian company and shipping them to state companies in Iran engaged in nuclear research.
After assembling the drum kit (which took up too much space in my small Manhattan apartment) and hooking up the instruments through a U.S.B. hub included with the game, we began the rocking out process.
The data is culled from instruments, including Doppler radar owned by the broadcast stations, and from local weather stations, including one or more of roughly 4,000 schools set up with instruments through a program sponsored by AWS through its School WeatherNet program.
In 1972 HP introduced a way of collecting data from measuring and testing instruments through a computer.
They can put these instruments through a sterilizer only so many times before there is a question about their reliability, notes Piper Jaffray's Nelson.
The Solar Orbiter will achieve its wide-ranging aims with a suite of sophisticated instruments through an innovative design of the orbit.
Of additional interest, we noted that only 3 questionnaires out of 22 refined their domains after the analysis, despite the need to develop PRO instruments through an iterative process, per FDA recommendations [ 25].
How a woman can push any instrument through a tightly closed cervix is more than I can imagine.
Red Bull PanameriKa Troker - Planeta Terror Guadalajara-based 'jazz vinyl' band Troker was formed in 2005 by six conservative musicians and has developed into a powerful, danceable and naughty funk-rock sound - a groovy horn section, violent drums, a sexy piano and spicy scratches that make the turntables work as a roll 'n' roll instrument through a jazz-based structure.
Cather provides a biographical portrait identical to that of Blind Tom as well as a deeply appreciative version of his childhood relation to the piano: "He approached this highly artificial instrument through a mere instinct, and coupled himself to it, as if he knew it was to piece him out and make a whole creature of him".
