Sentence examples for instruments usually from inspiring English sources

Brian Moore instruments usually fall into the $2,500 to $5,000 range.

Convertible capital instruments, usually known as Cocos, are the simpler of the two.

It uses many instruments usually heard at halftime at high school football games, including trumpets, trombones and snare drums.

In his sculpture, there is a recurring emphasis on war and its instruments, usually to make a case for peace.

A tangle of violins, instruments usually associated with plush precision, sounded detuned and broken, straining for notes in reflection of the song's "not so beautiful" people, for whom "hearts are not given as gifts but earned".

The first-quarter profits this year included a one-time gain of $12 million, or 3 cents a share, because of the adoption of new accounting rules relating to the treatment of derivatives, financial instruments usually used to manage risks.

Both are accompanied by a single musical instrument, usually a piano.

He did not like to repeat things, which is rare for an instrument usually charged with keeping time.

But these ghiribizzi were not for the four-stringed instrument usually found tucked under a chin, but the guitar.

That's not an instrument usually associated with improvisation I moved between a lot of different instruments, but I always appreciate improvisation.

He was standing in front of an angklung a Javanese-style instrument usually made of suspended bamboo tubes, which make a brittle ring.