Sentence examples for more instruments and from inspiring English sources

An Android version would be nice, obviously, and there's also scope to add more instruments and features in future updates.

If we seek musical cheering from the dull routine of life, we have more instruments and gadgets at our disposal than you can shake a piano roll at - CD players, MP3s, DVDs, mini-disc players.

In the 1970s and '80s, expense and an unreliable space shuttle meant that planetary missions became fewer and farther between; with more instruments and safeguards added, it drove up costs.

"After six or seven years of just getting bigger, using more instruments and getting more expansive with ideas," Meloy says, "we were exhausted by the process and we would be like, 'alright, next record, we're just going to do it in a barn, in two weeks, and that will be it'".

"I'll just buy a lot more instruments and forget".

It incorporates more instruments, and it takes more left turns than most blues.

As we move in to the later part of the century, these orchestras keep adding more and more instruments, more and more players.

It began with no pulse, and then the ensemble hauled out more instruments: bells and wind chimes, tamboura, clarinet, saxophone, melodica, small harmoniums, pennywhistles, fingers rubbed on wine-glasses, strangely tuned guitars strummed right up near the headstock.

The Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter also has more instruments aboard and one of them, the Diviner Lunar Radiometer developed and operated by the California Institute of Technology Jet Propulsion Laboratory, is sending back some wild info about the Moon's surface temperature.

There were more instruments set up and ready to go than people in the band and they'd just fly around stage– sometimes mid-song– grabbing something, wailing on it, then moving on to something else.

The battle continued: more stitches, more swabs, more hands in Mr Clark's abdomen, more blood, more instruments, more tension and more failure.