Sentence examples for man strummed a from inspiring English sources

One man strummed a mandolin.

Inside, a man strummed a guitar and sang the words to "For What it's Worth," the Buffalo Springfield paean to protest and paranoia.

Young women parked their baby carriages behind police lines, old men stood around smoking cigars, and at one point, a man strummed a song on his guitar to persuade the gunman to release his hostage.

As the tenacious rushed past the dazed, a man strummed an out-of-tune guitar at the Brooklyn School for Global Studies table, lending a plaintive tone to the already anxious night.

Plimpton portrayed him as a musical man, strumming a guitar in the dormitory.

When I got halfway, I started to find, on each of the landings, a man strumming a ukulele and a woman in a grass skirt and coconut bikini, hula dancing.

After congregating at Ludlow 38, a contemporary-art space on the Lower East Side, on Monday night, audience members followed eight dancers in khaki trench coats to Allen Street as a man, strumming a guitar, provided ambient sound.

Thirty feet in the air, held aloft by sturdy steel pillars, are some of Mr. Simpson's pieces: a team of horses pulling a wagon, a metal man strumming a guitar and an airplane cum rocket ship that might have escaped from an old comic book.

Across the street from his home, the open windows in a Puerto Rican rooming house provided the raw material for his Windows series of the 1950s and '60s, like the young man strumming a guitar while his female lover sleeps behind him in "Guitar" (1957).

A group of young people with "Bernie" stickers on their cheeks danced around a man strumming on his guitar.

Although taking to Parque Vidal with a bottle of rum is just as satisfying: sit beneath one of the mighty palms, listening to a man strumming his guitar and watching the youth of the town dance their modern day courtship.