Sentence examples for instruments to take from inspiring English sources

He developed techniques and instruments to take fat from one part of the body and inject it in tiny quantities into the face and other areas.

The exchanges announced a £21bn deal in February to create a European powerhouse of trading in stocks, bonds and complex financial instruments to take on rivals in the US and Asia.

In their third attempt at a tie-up, the two exchanges are aiming to create a European powerhouse of trading in stocks, bonds and complex financial instruments to take on rivals in the US and Asia.

This method requires special training and expensive instruments to take measurements and can be applied only in flat terrains (Adrian and Westerweel 2011).

At the time of the survey, the mountain was being monitored by the NNFO (Northern Norwegian Mountain Surveillance), which used 70 instruments to take 300,000 measurements a day.

The task of the twenty-four priests, who live in cells located in the highest part of the temple, is to observe the stars and, using astronomical instruments, to take account of all their movements.

"I am an instrument to take revenge for several women," the message read.

He told Sky that the government was using "a blunt instrument" to take money from higher-rate taxpayers.

Mr. Échard's group had access to the museum's collection, but even so it took days to decide where on each instrument to take its samples.

A parent-child workshop for ages 3 through 5 on Saturday at 11 30 a.m. will result in an instrument to take home.

Just when you think he's at the top of his register, he'll fly an octave higher; when you expect him to pause and take a breath he'll find another tank of air and sustain a low note for another four bars; when you expect another instrument to take a solo, he'll do it himself, taking us on an Ornette Coleman-esque sonic journey around all four octaves of his vocal range.