Sentence examples for instruments to put from inspiring English sources

In addition to the polyvinyl-chloride-pipe instrument Blue Man whomped up long ago, which rather resembles a xylophone attached to a plumber's model of the intestinal system, the group has devised enough clever new PVC-pipe instruments to put the pipe industry on the charts.

All that is even before you start to consider what instruments to put onboard.

There were no instruments, nowhere to put anything and no security features".

Break it down, listen to the instruments, try to put yourself in the producers shoes and listen to what feel he was trying to accomplish at the time...was it a simple pop record, was it soul, funk, jazz.

Moog certainly didn't expect the outgrowth of his life-long hobby of building electronic instruments to be put to such diverse use.

'They're playing the original ancient 17th-century instruments.' " Not to put too fine a point on it, Rossini's delightful "Italiana in Algeri" was first performed in 1813.

Just when the new instruments were threatening to put a serious crimp in the tappers' usefulness, a detective who had been a Telephone Company mechanic came to the rescue of the craft.

After the last note had been played, Tim Gunter, the Arkansas band director, looked at band members packing up their instruments and tried to put Richardson's departure in context.

Consequently, most agencies are frequently called on to overstep the line and actually make policy, not least by developing doctrines and instruments with which to put into practice often vague primary legislation.

Regional governments apply 'old style' governance and construct generic policy instruments, forcing initiatives to put a lot of effort in complying with generic policy requirements or political goals.

On a lighter note, a growing number of investors are buying unusual or vintage musical instruments as place to put their cash!