Sentence examples for massive instrument from inspiring English sources
As it tracks the sky, the massive instrument glides on a ring of pressurized oil.
In place of a guitarist, Emerson, Lake & Palmer had Keith Emerson, a keyboard virtuoso who liked to wrestle with his Hammond organ onstage, and didn't always win: during one performance, he was pinned beneath the massive instrument, and had to be rescued by roadies.
In place of a guitarist, E.L.P. had Keith Emerson, a keyboard virtuoso who liked to wrestle with his customized Hammond organ onstage, and didn't always win: during one particularly energetic performance, he was pinned beneath the massive instrument, and had to be rescued by roadies.
The massive instrument is set to begin its observations in 2019, using light to analyze various properties of the celestial bodies, including how quickly they're moving away from us (was it something we said?).
Then there are the comparatively multidisciplinary projects, which include VR and immersive installations such as Composing the Tinnitus Suites: 2015 d by Daniel Fishkin, which examines the artist's own struggle with tinnitus using a massive instrument.
It was too dense and massive, no instrument stuck out at any point.
Mr. Byrne has converted the historic ferry terminal into a massive musical instrument by rigging the pipes, columns and girders with cables and wires.
Bell himself is featured in the video, a weird one even by director Michel Gondry's standards – he's suspended in air, playing a massive stringed instrument that seems to double as a device for deconstructing mind control.
I went to the office door to inspect the Berkel slicer, a massive red instrument which I have coveted forever.
It's the literal vaporization of the massive musical instrument, inch by inch, until there is no structure left literal deconstruction.
The digital technology of the 1980s made keyboard synthesizers more portable than some of the massive analog instruments that preceded them, which often were stacked 2 and 3 feet high and spread out 4, 5 and 6 feet or more atop tables looking like an ancient telephone switchboard.
